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Green Tip
Use composted animal manure to enhance the quality of your soil. Simply spread the compost over the top layer of mulch around your plants roots and then redress the area with fresh mulch.
This process simply mimics natures way, as leaves, flowers, seeds and other garden debris drop to the soil and decays, the soil is nurtured and nutrients are made available to your plants.
In nature this process may take hundreds of years, but in your own garden, you can begin the process instantly with a small expenditure or time, mulch and composted animal manure.
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