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Category: Soil Building

link to Solarization Vs Occultation & The Best Tarps

Solarization Vs Occultation & The Best Tarps

If you're looking to use tarps to get rid of weeds you'll either be performing solarization or occultation and the best choice depends on what you need to accomplish. When I heard about...

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link to 14 Best Chop and Drop Tools (+ When To Use What)

14 Best Chop and Drop Tools (+ When To Use What)

With the best chop-and-drop tools, you'll carry less out into the field after learning about all the options you may (or may not) need. Everyday chop-and-drop tools are small, multi-purpose, and...

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link to How to Keep Any Garden Path Weed-Free (Without Chemicals)

How to Keep Any Garden Path Weed-Free (Without Chemicals)

Garden pathways, if done well, are easily kept weed free and can even benefit your garden by maintaining it---how nice would a two-in-one job be? Well, a hundred gardeners shared the way they...

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link to Best Way to Remove Weeds to Restore a Large Area

Best Way to Remove Weeds to Restore a Large Area

I asked regenerative gardeners all around the world how they clear weeds, and collectively, we uncovered the best ways to remove weeds in large areas. Everyone agrees the best way to remove weeds...

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link to 28 Thriving Plants for Clay Soil and Full Sun (Pictures)

28 Thriving Plants for Clay Soil and Full Sun (Pictures)

Your options for planting in clay soil and full sun areas aren't as limited as they may seem. Several beautiful plants are known to thrive in clay soil and require hours of sun. Plus, the best...

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link to 16 Plants for Wet Clay Soil and Shady Areas (Confirmed)

16 Plants for Wet Clay Soil and Shady Areas (Confirmed)

Wet clay and shade combined make for a difficult growing environment and only for the hardiest of plants. The good news is, many of these hardy plants are beautiful, edible, and very diverse in...

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Hi, I'm Rachelle. Welcome to Food Forest Living. I want to inspire you to get closer with food, eat seasonally, protect your health, and build a strong future. I share information on food forests, vegetable gardens, mushroom cultivation, soil building, and more - Planting a diverse backyard 'grocery store' is just the beginning of an invigorating health journey!

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