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Plants Need Understanding – Soil Amendments for Your Garden
Plants require a root system that is equal in mass to the top growth, and vice versa. So without a good “understanding” your plants can never reach their potential and provide a harvest worthy of your efforts. Here in the … Continue reading
Posted in Compost, Getting Ready to Garden, Leaf mold, Leaf mulch, Soils
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