To Dig, or Not to Dig ...Middle East

Being somewhat averse to back-breaking labor, I have been a big fan of no dig gardening since I first read about it. Spading a garden to turn over the soil (and since you asked, yes, I have done it) is frightening. The idea of double digging—where you spade out a row and set it aside so you can dig another spade deeper—is a nightmare, not to mention a real favorite of chiropractors everywhere. So, aside from being good for me, is no dig really good for the soil? The answer is coming from a lot of surprising new research. Photo by Jim Bliss Soil is not just a mix of mineral and organic material; it has a living component that makes it truly a powerhouse. Without getting too technical, there a

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