Gardeners warned to act now in order to have 'perfect soil' in spring
Gardeners are being encouraged to put their "bare beds to bed" in order to ensure they have "perfect soil" in time for the ...
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How To Compost Leaves So They'll Enrich Your Garden's Soil
Learn how to compost leaves and why composting them is important, along with some tips for making a successful pile.
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Should I cover raised beds in winter? Why so many experts agree that covering your soil could give your garden the boost it needs
Out of all the winter garden questions, there's one we've heard a lot this month: should I cover raised beds in winter? If ...
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Hatton: Compost is one of most important processes in gardening - here's why.
The columnist notes some reasons for composting being so beneficial. All you need to start is to pile materials from leaves, ...
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Start a compost pile with falling leaves and use it to enrich your garden beds. Here's how.
Composting is another way to utilize fallen leaves. Composting is the process of speeding up the natural decomposition of ...
Human composting offers an environmentally friendly alternative to burial and cremation. Here's how it works.
Tom Harries, CEO and founder of Earth Funeral, explains the process of being turned into soil in about 30 days — and how your ...
All gardeners warned to do one thing at winter for 'perfect soil'
Gardeners are being warned that now is the time to put their “bare beds to bed” in order to get “perfect soil” when it comes ...
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Yes, you really do have to rake up those wet leaves on your lawn. Here’s why
Simply rake or blow fallen leaves into a pile and secure them with a wire cage or weighted piece of plastic to keep the winter wind from blowing the leaves about. If the leaf pile is sitting on top of ...
Leaving the leaves: Alternatives to raking and bagging this fall
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District has some alternative ways to use your leaves in ...
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Michigan officials want you to leave the leaves in your yard this fall. Here’s what to know
“It’s kind of getting back into nature,” said Aaron Hiday, compost program coordinator with EGLE. “The leaves are going to ...