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What is the starting point and basis of successful gardening?
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Buying seeds
Installing irrigation
Planting a windbreak
Ensuring soil is fertile and mostly weed free
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How popular was no dig in the 1980s?
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It was barely even considered or mentioned, by gardeners or in the media
It was discussed more than organic gardening
No dig was seen as the next big thing through the 1980s
Soil was a hot topic for gardeners at that time
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Spreading compost and mulching with organic matter were common practice in the 1980s.
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True
False
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How do I describe gardening myths?
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Old and interesting folklore
Jobs you don't need to do
Non-scientific methods
Ancient beliefs of great value
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After soil, what do I suggest is the second most important part of good gardening practice?
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Regular watering of vegetables
A strict four year rotation
Laying cardboard every year
Mulching and managing weeds, so as to have very few
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‘Green fingers instead of spreadsheets’ – what am I referring to?
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Soil fertility, as more than measuring nutrients
Sheet mulching of weeds
Analysis of moisture levels
Gardening being better for your health than office work
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