Depending on the size of your tree(s), raking leaves off of your the lawn could be a lot of work. Don’t you think it would be OK to leave them there to decompose on their own just like in the forest? Short answer- it depends. In forested areas, leaves fall where they may and break down at their...
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Here in North Texas we have a favorable climate that allows us to grow grass all year round. Sometime around mid October we start to see the warm season grass turning brown and some people don’t like that! If you’re one of those people and are considering overseeding, consider these 3...
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Compost, the key ingredient to our Soil Building plan, is rich in organic matter that breaks down over time. Scraps of vegetative foods, shredded paper, grass clippings, weeds, expired garden plants, eggshells, and poop, make their way into our own homemade blend of liquid compost. Wait, back up;...
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Our house-made compost is turned into garden gold!
Did you know? We make all of our liquid compost extract in house; liquid compost is the key ingredient of our popular Soil Building program. Because we make it ourselves, we always know exactly what we’re putting into your soil. Well-fed soil...
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Compost is often referred to as garden gold. This is because, with nothing but time and the proper conditions, the natural process of decomposition slowly turns your kitchen and garden waste into a vital mixture that rebuilds and sustains life in your soil.
Earthworms are your garden’s best friend.
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