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Garden Basics: How to Test What Kind of Soil You Have By Touch
Healthy soil equals a healthy garden. Before you begin to add amendments, it is helpful to know what kind of soil you have. Clay soils need different things from a sandy soil.
A basic way to test your soil type by feel. The University of New Mexico has simplified the procedure. You need a small handful of soil, and just enough water to break down the aggregates, to form a simplified soil putty.…
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Magnesium Deficiency and the Use of Epsom Salt in Organic Gardening
Magnesium Deficiency and the Use of Epsom Salt in Organic Gardening
Magnesium (Mg) is a macronutrient that must be replenished during the garden growing season. Plants with a magnesium deficiency are easy to find, just look at the foliage. Magnesium deficiency results in a plant’s leaves turning yellow at the edges, and reduced leaf numbers.
Magnesium can be leached through the soil especially if there is a calcium deficiency, and the only way to truly know if…
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Composting Basics: How to Start and What Goes Inside
Composting Basics: How to Start and What Goes Inside
Composting Basics | Cultivatetoplate.com
Composting is recycling organic materials. Not only can you add leaves and grass clippings, but you can keep all your food waste such as fruit and vegetable trimmings. Compost is an excellent way to enrich your soil. Not only is composting earth friendly by keeping methane-making materials out of landfills, it can save you money by amending your soil with…
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