Boosting Garden Soil Health and Productivity
A thriving garden starts with healthy soil, which is defined as a living ecosystem that supports plant growth and reproduction.
Soil health can be improved by adding amendments like lime, wood ash, gypsum, granite dust, bone meal, and Epsom salt, which provide essential nutrients.
Other beneficial minerals include azomite, blood meal, sulfur, which enhance the soil's nutrient profile and improve its physical and chemical properties.
- Azomite
- Blood meal
- Gypsum
- Sulfur
- Wood ash
- Epsom salt
More doesn't mean better in every case.
It's essential to perform a soil test before using any amendments to avoid over-addition and ensure the right balance of nutrients.
Author's summary: Healthy soil is key to a thriving garden ecosystem.
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