Critique My No-Dig Bed Setup Before I Start

You have your no-dig bed mapped out, layers and timings and all, and you would rather find the mistakes now than after the cardboard is down. Describe your plan and this checks it against established no-dig practice in the Charles Dowding mould: wrong layer order, unsuitable materials, bad timing, gaps. Each problem flagged with the fix, before you commit a season to it.

I'm planning to set up a no-dig garden bed using the lasagne / sheet mulch method. Here is my current plan: {my_plan} (describe your layers, materials, timings, and existing ground conditions). Critically evaluate my plan against established no-dig principles as practised by growers like Charles Dowding. Identify any gaps, incorrect layer ordering, unsuitable materials, or timing mistakes. For each problem you spot, explain why it matters and give a specific corrective suggestion. Also tell me what I've got right so I can build on those strengths. Finish with a revised layer sequence I should follow, with approximate depths for each layer and a realistic timeline to planting-ready.