It pays to doctor the soil

Article Abstract:

Leon Hamrick's garden yields a variety of produce. Beans, tomatoes, squash and other produce are grown on soil which Hamrick has tilled with shredded leaves and fertilizer for 30 years. His family has become experts at preserving the bountiful yields of their quarter-acre garden.

Usage, Leaves, Soil management, Soil management (Agronomy)

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Ten tips for planting in the gaps

Article Abstract:

The bricks or stones from a garden wall become loose or at times the cement splits, in such a case some small tiny plants can be planted in these gaps that enhance the look of the garden. Thus, ten simple tips are discussed for planting in such gaps.

United States, Planting (Plant culture)

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Soil test

Article Abstract:

Soil can be tested by either using an inexpensive test kit or hiring a professional to do the job. Soil test results include the hydrogen-ion concentration, type and essential nutrients of the soil.

Measurement, Testing, Soils, Hydrogen-ion concentration, pH measurement

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