Improving the Quality of Stagnant Soil

September 10, 2009
Posted by CarRepairDad

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As most gardeners know, tilling and watering the soil will only do so much to improve its quality. If you really want to bring out the big guns, you’ll need to find a way to improve the soil’s pH level, boosting the number of nutrients and making the space generally more hospitable to plants. Limestone, a naturally occurring mineral that restores fertility to acidic soil, can make all the difference.

Lime fertilizer hits the plants’ root systems with a burst of calcium, in effect strengthening the roots and improving the soil structure in general. Now that fall is upon us, it’s the best time to add lime to your garden. Just clear the area of debris such as leaves and branches, and then get down to business. Your crops and your family will be sure to thank you.

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