A little over a week ago, I finally made it to the garden center to see what I needed to add to my soil based on the
test results I'd received. The entire collection cost about $30.
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The big one is peat moss, the smaller packages are Urea and Sulfur. Coffee cup is optional. |
Unfortunately, the only day that I could do this was pretty dry and windy. Which meant rock hard soil and peat moss everywhere. I followed the directions based on the size of our garden plot - 16 feet x 16 feet. I scattered all 3 on top of the soil and then did my best to rake them into the top 1-2 inches.
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The brown is peat moss, the Urea is yellow-ish flakes, and the sulfur is little white beads |
This project took a little longer than expected. I did one side at a time. Here's the halfway point:
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Makes the gray clay soil look downright sad, doesn't it? |
It was so windy that when I finished I felt like I needed to water the whole thing down just so all my hard work didn't blow away. The result:
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Notice the garlic growing down the center! And the owl back at his post. |
So now I guess we just sit back and wait for a totally successful growing season?
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