2. Try No-Dig Gardening Every time you disturb garden soil with digging, tilling, or weeding, you run the risk of bringing buried weed seeds up towards the soil surface where they’ll sprout.

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In the span of not-quite four weeks, I’ve transplanted dozens — maybe hundreds — of plants from my parents’ yard to my own. What is happening to me? asks Cog editor Cloe Axelson.