Feed Your Soil’s Microflora and Microfauna and Your Plants Will Thank You!
I often get very interesting messages from the readers of my blog. For example, after I wrote about the differenceContinue Reading
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I often get very interesting messages from the readers of my blog. For example, after I wrote about the differenceContinue Reading
Many gardeners want to know what they need to apply to “feed” their plantings: fertilizer or compost? In fact, youContinue Reading
You often read that you shouldn’t put oak (Quercus spp.) leaves in the compost, because they’ll be toxic to micro-organismsContinue Reading
Almost every garden center (and many hardware stores) sells a product called variously compost accelerator, compost activator, compost stimulator orContinue Reading
As far back as I can remember, the tip has been circulating that you can “feed” your roses by placingContinue Reading
As you harvest your rhubarb stalks this spring, you’ll find several websites warning you against putting the leaves in theContinue Reading
As you repot your houseplants into fresh soil, remember the old soil you’re removing, now too dense and too overlyContinue Reading
With the active composting season beginning in many climates, it may be worthwhile going over what you should not put inContinue Reading
According to popular belief, coffee grounds are practically a miracle product. They keep slugs and cats at bay, stimulate plantContinue Reading
In winter, outdoor composters are often inaccessible because they are either located too far from the home at the endContinue Reading
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