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Category: composting

link to Horticultural Charcoal (Biochar): The Secret to Healthy Soil and Thriving Plants

Horticultural Charcoal (Biochar): The Secret to Healthy Soil and Thriving Plants

When it comes to improving soil health, increasing plant vitality, and creating a sustainable gardening practice, horticultural charcoal—commonly known as biochar—is an often-overlooked but...

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Best Soil For Growing Vegetables

There’s no doubt about it – The interest in vegetable gardening or growing your own food has taken on a whole new momentum since the global rise in food prices, and rightly so in my...

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Can You Compost Eggshells?

I believe that composting eggshells is perhaps one of the better uses for a waste item that is often just discarded into the waste bin, and headed for the landfill. However there is a right way...

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How To Build A Composter Out Of Pallets

Making composting bins is just 1 of the great uses that discarded pallets can be put to. Indeed the phrase ‘upcycling’ could definitely be used here as the original use for the pallet to move...

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What To Do With Fallen Leaves After Raking

The Autumn fall season is not only marked by the beautiful colors, but also by the masses of fallen leaves that can become a hazard on the road as well as an inconvenience in the garden – unless...

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Can Poisonous Plants Be Composted

There are a lot of plants that are poisonous to eat, both for humans and for animals. Indeed there are many vegetable and fruit plants that are poisonous in part only, for example Rhubarb leaves are...

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Hi, I'm James Paris and welcome to my blog! An Amazon best selling author of numerous books in the No-Dig vegetable gardening niche, I am particularly interested in the No-Dig gardening methods that Urban or City dwellers can use to grow their own food - even when space is limited.
Please check out my Amazon Author Page... https://amazon.com/author/jamesparis

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