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My friend Marty and I were talking about clover in lawns yesterday. I mentioned that clover often indicates inadequate nitrogen levels in the soil. He said that he does fertilize regularly but is ...

Q: What slow-release fertilizer can I use when setting out tomato plants? (along with Epsom salts). — H.M., Montgomery A: You can use organic products such as Microlife, Soil Food (from Garden-ville) ...

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Sweet, juicy, homegrown tomatoes are the epitome of backyard gardening produce, and they don’t happen by accident. It takes a combination of diligence, patience, sunshine, and soil fertility to grow ...

I often get questions about fertilizing plants. What’s best to use, when, how much, etc.? When considering the environment, we also should ask questions about how to moderate the amount of fertilizers ...

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And no, using your leftover spring fertilizer isn’t the best option. Men’s Journal aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a ...

Nitrogen fertilizers—used to grow crops around the globe—have a problem. After they’re applied to soil, more than three-quarters of their nutrients get washed away before plants can absorb them. That ...

Spring is here and the plants are booming. Plants perform best when they are getting the optimum amount of sunlight, appropriate amounts of water and plenty of essential nutrients for good growth and ...

Geraniums are seen on the front porch of a home in London, Ont. in this file photo. (Credit: Mike Hensen) Q: I have 40 containers filled with annuals, and I am getting tired of having to mix up ...