Wooden Edges Removed(2), five months and a few slugs later

Raised beds do not have to be enclosed by wooden sides, and you save a lot of money by not using them. Plus there are other advantages.
I show you removing the last pieces of wood which were on top of a cardboard edge-mulch. It's interesting what I found under the wood!
The bed edge is now a thin line of woodchip, then grass, dandelions and creeping buttercup, which I cut along to maintain.

You can make a new bed without wooden sides, just they are useful in the first few months, to hold compost in place.
See the first video here of my removing the sides in November 2020 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xCAZIghQmg

This module of my Online Course 1 has details about creating and laying out beds https://charlesdowding.co.uk/product/online-course-1-no-dig-gardening-module-3/

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Homeacres no dig garden is in SW England, 51N, zone 8 currently and soon zone 5.

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