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Fall Vegetable Garden Care and Soil pH

October 10, 2023 hilary dahl
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Amending vegetable garden beds with lime and compost in the Fall. Image from “Grow More Food: A Vegetable Gardener’s Guide to The Biggest Harvest Possible”

If you have an existing garden that has not been managed with an eye towards ongoing soil management, you likely have depleted some (or most) of the essential nutrients. You many also have an overly acidic or basic pH. Plants absorb significant quantities of nutrients from the soil each year, and unless you are actively replacing these nutrients, plant vigor and yield will decrease over time. Fortunately, it’s never too late to begin rebuilding garden soil and significant improvements can be made relatively quickly.  

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In Soil Care, Spring, Fall Tags soil care, soil pH, soil health, organic soil care, acidic soil, garden soil health
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Encyclopedia Botanica Podcast, Episode 18: Applying Compost to the Fall Garden

October 21, 2016 hilary dahl
Over-wintered broccoli in early March. The plant was surrounded with compost and the empty spaces in the garden were covered in compost.

Over-wintered broccoli in early March. The plant was surrounded with compost and the empty spaces in the garden were covered in compost.

This week we will be discussing how to use compost as a fall garden amendment. In particular, we're going to talk about it how you can use compost to improve and protect your soil over the wet winter months.

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In Fall, Annual Vegetables, Soil Care Tags compost, fall gardening, edible gardening, edible landcaping, vegetable gardening, fall garden care, winter gardening, Overwintering, soil care, organic soil care, organic gardening, organic vegetable gardening
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Encyclopedia Botanica Podcast, Episode 17: Cover Cropping

October 14, 2016 hilary dahl
Field Peas_Seattle Urban Farm Co.

In this episode, we discuss how cover crops work and why they are an incredibly important and effective way to maintain soil health and capture soil on site, but also why the practice of cover cropping can be tricky to employ in a home garden.

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In Annual Vegetables, Fall, Soil Care, Podcast Tags cover cropping, cover crops, urban farm, urban farming, urban gardening, organic gardening, organic garden, vegetable gardening, vegetable gardening seattle, soil care, soil health, garden soil health, kitchen gardening
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