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Examples of Lazy Gardening
Creating raised garden beds
Raised beds require more work up front, it’s true. But once you set them up, you’ll have a plant-ready space that makes garden-starting quick and easy. After a few years of using the same beds, you might check for wood rot and replace old, worn garden boxes. But for now — raised garden beds are the ultimate lazy gardener’s trick.
Starting with good quality soil
Your garden will get off to a good start with rich, loamy soil. Call up local nurseries to see if they sell planting soil in bulk. The more mineral rich and optimally balanced your soil, the more readily your garden plants will thrive, and resist pests, mold and disease. Your garden soil will last several summers, with minimal supplementing using organic fertilizer or composted mulch.
Mulching or adding wood chips
Weeds are the bane of a lazy gardener’s existence. Keep them at bay when you layer on mulch or wood chips after putting your plants into the ground. Wood chips and mulch also help your garden beds retain moisture and warmth so your plants can thrive in changing weather without a lot of help.
Choosing lower maintenance plants
Hardy, disease-resistant plants make the best additions to your lazy garden. Cherry tomatoes, kale, rosemary and lavender won’t require a lot of tending if you’ve started with good soil. Plants that come back every year like rhubarb, horseradish and asparagus also make good lazy garden choices.
Companion planting
Companion planting greatly cuts down on the amount of pest control needed to maintain your garden plants. Plant basil and garlic near tomatoes to ward off pests and blight. Grow marigolds and nasturtium flowers close to cucumbers and beans to deter bugs.
Lazy gardening does require some planning and prepwork up front. But, once you do it you’ll be set up for success growing veggies and herbs to enjoy all warm season. Share this info with your readers using the gardening PLR listed below!
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Wordfeeder’s Lazy Gardening and Low Maintenance Landscaping PLR articles include the following titles:
- The Rise of Low-Maintenance Gardening: How to Create a Beautiful Yard with Less Work
- Top Low-Maintenance Landscaping Plants to Choose This Spring
- The Best Plants for Lazy Gardeners: What to Grow for an Easy, Bountiful Harvest
- The Lazy Gardener’s Guide to Organic Fertilizer and Natural Pest Control
- Simple Gardening Hacks for a Low-Effort, High-Yield Summer Harvest
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- In your blog or on your website
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- In email – set up an email series, or just hit send on a quick blast
- In your printed newsletter – grab one, add to a Canva template, copy, paste, print!
- In a PDF ebook- makes a great download to entice new readers to your list
- In videos – do a “talkie” with still photos, or create slides and set to music
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