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Common Sense Gardening Part 3: Organic And Inorganic Fertilizers
... applications can build up toxic concentrations of salts in the soil and create chemical imbalances. Organic Fertilizers - Unlike chemical fertilizers, organic material does more than provide organic nutrients. It also improves the soil structure, or tilth, and increases its ability to hold both water and ...
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Fertilizer: Application (Organic Vs Inorganic)
... as micro-organisms in the soil break the organic material down into an inorganic, water soluble soluble form which the plants can use. The addition of organic material improves ... in the fertilizer). As well, overly heavy applications of commercial fertilizers can build up toxic concentrations of salts in the soil, thus creating chemical imbalances. If organic materials are readily available and ...
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Mealy Bugs
... substance on other leaves. Control: Proper light, water, and fertilizer keep a plant more pest resistant. Try to be consistent in your care, and check bug-prone plants regularly. As these insects ... contact with a pesticide is difficult. In severe cases, prune and discard infected portions of the plant Repeated applications of insecticidal soap can effectively control mealy bug populations. Spray the ...
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Fall Planting of Garlic
... of nitrogen. The nitrogen is best split between 2 applications with 2/3 of the required amount applied at planting time and the remainder applied half-way through the growing season. The ... soil. Additional fertilizer may then be applied in order to bring nutrient levels up to the required amounts. IRRIGATION: During the growing season, approximately 2.5 cm of water per week is ...
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Perennials to Grow: Asparagus
... soil and apply water. Alternatively, the fertilizer can be broadcast at the same rate and watered in. Shallow tilling is required to prevent soil compaction and to control weeds. Pests Diseases and ... achieved with spring and summer applications of a fungicide (Polyram or Zineb). The varieties Mary Washington and Viking have good resistance to asparagus rust. Harvesting The crown and root system ...
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Lawns
... . Nelson) It is recommended that lawns be fertilized three times during the growing season, with applications about six weeks apart. Fertilizing too early in the spring could encourage lush growth, susceptible ... prevent burning, do not apply fertilizer when grass is wet. After an application - water your lawn for 1/2 to 1 hour to dissolve the fertilizer well and carry it into the soil. Weed ...
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