Hate To Mow The lawn And Dig In Bad Soil? If this describes you
and you love growing Brugmansia, I have a solution for you
called Lasagna Gardening. It certainly will reduce the effort
you expend once you have it made and are using it. The best time
to start this type of garden is in the fall but you need to
decide earlier in the year that you are going to build it so you
can assemble the materials you will need. (I.E. grass
clippings,garden waste, finished compost, fallen leaves, straw,
newspaper/cardboard.) To build a garden that supplies adequate
nutrition, holds moisture well and lessens your work for
planting and digging your Brugmansia/Datura. To make an
economical garden in a location to suit growing your plants.
1-Newspaper and/or cardboard 2-A source of nitrogen ( semi
composted grass clippings, semi composted garden waste, chopped
corn stalks/husks, green kitchen waste 3-Finished compost or old
manure or mushroom compost 4-(optional) some type of soil (
loam, top soil, triple mix etc.) Choose your l