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Wood ash also contains 5-7% potassium and 1.5-2% phosphorous, both of which are essential nutrients for your plants, so wood ...

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As we embrace the mid-September days, it’s the perfect time to focus on preparing your garden for the cooler months ahead.

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Fall is the time of year to accomplish many gardening or landscaping projects. One is fertilizing your plants.

As the tops grow taller, be sure to deeply soak the bed a couple of times a week until fall rains begin. This will assure fat, juicy carrots.

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