The OG complete guide to compost

Article Abstract:

The amount of compost needed for a productive garden depends on the growing region. Mixing compost deeply into the soil improves soil condition and nourishes plants, while compost on the surface of the soil fights disease. Tips on making compost are included.

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Winter blooming houseplants: enjoy living color on your windowsill this season

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It is possible to grow indoor flowering plants during winter with hardy, low-light specimens that require average maintenance. Six of these include holiday cactus, angel-wing begonia, sweet olive, flowering maple, clivia, and passion flower.

Growth, House plants

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Organic Gardening's composter

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Creating a compost is an efficient and environmentally sound way of making fertilizer for one's organic garden. Included are what to put into the compost, how to make it, the many uses for it and how it benefits one's garden.

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