Leaf Gathering & Storage

Tuesday, November 28th, 2006

A recent question was raised regarding the best method to gather and store leaves for use in the garden or for making compost. Common, ordinary leaves are a very valuable resource for the home gardener and nature’s way of mining and cycling nutrients from deep underground and delivering them to the soil’s surface.

Soil Improvement

Thursday, November 10th, 2005

Soil improvement is a common goal of many gardeners looking for ways to enhance the growth of their gardens.
Soil problems can range from poor texture, such as heavy clay, to issues involving soil that is deficient in nutrients, waterlogged, shallow, hard packed, or just not producing the healthy crops that the gardener desires. My simple [...]

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