Lazy Gardening: How to Use the Ruth Stout Method to Get Amazing Results. Do you want to get incredible garden results with minimal effort? Check out the Ruth Stout Method of gardening - it focuses on soil coverage with wood chips, leaves, and chopped straw, making it easy and successful to be a lazy gardener. #ruthstout #gardening #lazygardener #successfulgardener #woodchips #leaves #organicmulch #coveredsoil #plantecosystem #earthnailsandtails #potatoes | Earth, Nails & Tails

Today is Potato planting day on the Homestead! We leverage the Ruth Stout method of growing potatoes every year, and we absolutely LOVE it. It's so easy to maintain and the harvest at the end of the season is an absolute breeze. If you want to learn more about this method of gardening, we have an entire playlist of videos on the topic which you can find right here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoi3On3ZiLmGQmqOSlZeI6PXqBYgit6GL Seeding Square: https://amzn.to/3Ma6dVI Bone Meal: https://

10K views · 249 reactions | In honor of the Ruth Stout method, here is my favorite way to use it. Growing potatoes! Her method is called “gardening without work” for a reason! Saves so much time, energy, and resources. Will you try it this year? | Sunshine Farm | Facebook

131K views · 3K reactions | We grew potatoes using the "Ruth Stout" method by using straw, mostly to eliminate grass and the workload. Anyway, here's our results 凜. | From Bournemouth to Bulgaria | Facebook

12K views · 735 reactions | Throwback video to 2018, when I tried my first attempt at growing potatoes using the Ruth Stout method. I've done this every year since then, minus one year I opted to plant them in soil instead - and I immediately regretted it. I use this method for regular potatoes, and usually for Sweet Potatoes as well. | That 1870's Homestead | Facebook

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