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Soil, Mulch, and Compost

Mix garden soil in with your native dirt to improve it. Its organic components break down over time, to enrich and improve the native dirt it's mixed with. Use it for planting flowers, bushes, trees, and even fruits and vegetables in your garden.

Mulch is used to retain moisture in the soil, suppress weeds, keep the soil cool, prevent frost heaving in winter, and make the garden bed look more attractive.

The benefits of using compost are numerous. It builds good soil structure; enables the soil to retain nutrients, water, and air; protects against drought; helps maintain a neutral pH, and protects plants from many diseases commonly found in the garden. 

Plant Food and Fertilizer

Plant food should be added at the beginning of the growing season as you're preparing your garden or your containers. For best results, apply them again at the end of the season to replace lost nutrients and organic matter. This way, when spring comes, your soil will have plenty of reserves to feed your best garden ever.

Fertilizer is most effective when used on plants at their peak growing cycle. This is when the plant is leafing out for deciduous species, flowering, or putting on new growth after leaving the dormant winter stage. The time of year for fertilizing most plants would then be spring.
 

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