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LAWNS
Compost topdressing can replenish the nutrients in the soil, restoring fertility in the land that has been depleted.
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POTTED FLOWERS
Such as Geraniums, Petunias, Hydrangeas, and Begonias.
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FLOWER GARDENS
Consider composting flower beds every year as this is generally the best way to feed plants, trees, shrubs, and perennials.
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SUCCULENTS
Succulent plants have a unique adaptation that enables them to tolerate limited watering better than most houseplants.
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TROPICAL POTTED PLANTS
Such as a Dragon Tree, Ficus, Bromeliads or Split Leaf.
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POTTED INDOOR PLANTS
Such as Fiddle Leaf Fig, Chinese Money Plant, Spider Plant or Peace Lily.
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SEEDLINGS
Be sure to follow the directions on the seedling packaging. Keep the Seedling mix moist and do not let it dry out. Water gently with a mister or small squirt bottle so the seed or soil do not get disrupted.
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STRAWBERRIES
Strawberries need at least eight hours of full sun each day. Be sure to follow the seed packaging for directions about spacing.
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TOMATOES
There are many varieties of Tomatoes. Do the research and make sure the plants will fit the needs and will grow in the climate where you they are being planted.
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GREEN BEANS AND PEAS
Mix a 2-3” layer of Kristy K Organics Compost into the soil before planting.
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CUCUMBER, SQUASH & MELONS
While each plant is classified as a different species and is a member of a different genus, they are all related. They share similar growing and care requirements and have similar physical characteristics as well.
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POTATOES
Plant the potatoes where they will get at least six to eight hours of full sun daily. Potatoes should be rotated in a garden on a three-year rotation.
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FRUIT TREES
Before planting, make sure the tree being planted will survive in that climate. Plant fruit trees in spring and plant where it will get six to eight hours of sun daily.
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ORNAMENTAL TREES
Such as Eastern Redbud, Cronus Mas or Dogwood.
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MN NATIVE TREES
Such as Fir or Cedar
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