Tired of turning over your garden soil every spring knowing you're damaging its structure, unearthing weed seeds, disrupting beneficial soil life, and making a whole lot of work for yourself? You're not alone! Instead of harming your soil by repeatedly tilling or turning it, why not build up your soil with no-dig gardening methods instead? No-dig gardening techniques create a more stable garden environment where plants thrive in nutrient-dense soil. Also called no-till or lasagna gardening, no-dig gardening uses layers of organic matter stacked on top of each other to promote hearty plant growth and high yields while also reducing weeding, watering, and work. In the pages of The Complete Guide to No-Dig Gardening, author and horticulturist Charlie Nardozzi hands you step-by-step instructions to: Create a brand-new no-dig garden from scratch, Go no-dig with raised beds, Recycle logs, brush, and other yard waste by building raised planting mounds, Set up a keyhole garden to grow plants and make compost in the same space, Transition an existing garden to the no-dig method, Bring your no-dig garden indoors for a continuous harvest In addition to learning the endless benefits of no-dig growing, you'll also discover multiple no-dig techniques and then decide which is the best fit for you. After their initial set up, no-dig gardens reduce your overall workload and allow you to focus on what gardeners like best-planting and harvesting!