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If you feel like tossing in the trowel after a dry summer, that’s very understandable. And frankly, may be the best way to let your soil recharge.

Maybe you've intentionally planted lush flowers to add curb appeal to your yard, but are you paying attention to its soil quality? Without proper care, your soil can easily become eroded or ...

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Fall is a great time to improve your soil for next year’s garden. Many of the resources needed are readily available and many ...

Start by putting fall leaves to work in the garden. Use your mower with the bag attached to shred and collect fall leaves.