Great plants need great soil. Here’s how to start your plants off strong: 💚 If you haven’t tested your soil for a few year or you’re starting a new garden, test the soil and follow the results. 🌻 Add soil with organic matter such as compost or Canadian Peat Moss as this will improve the structure and water retention. 🪴 Make sure the soil is loose by tilling the garden first. 🧑‍🌾 Do not walk or work in the garden when the soil is wet. 🐛 Practice crop rotation and reduce the build up of pest

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Fall planting? Get your soil ready first! Healthy soil makes all the difference in the success of your garden. Comment SEND for the complete guide. As organic matter decomposes, the soil level in your beds naturally goes down and needs replenishment. At least 2=3 weeks before planting, cut back your cover crops at the soil level and pull back the mulch, leaving the cut plants on the soil surface. Then, enrich the beds by adding worm castings, compost, and raised bed mix to prepare them for fall