If you're still turning your soil every spring, this thread might save your back and your earthworms.
No-dig means you never till: you layer compost on top and let soil life do the work. Less weeding, better water retention, and the soil food web stays intact. Charles Dowding has run side-by-side dig vs no-dig trial beds for years and the results are striking: https://charlesdowding.co.uk
Getting started is one afternoon: cardboard over the grass, 10–15cm of compost on top, plant straight into it.
Who here grows no-dig? What surprised you? And where do you source compost in bulk without breaking the bank?