Preparing the garden for winter has produced so much for the compost bin that you couldn’t squeeze another single weed, never mind all ...

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Since garlic is considered a “heavy feeder” we always add fertilizer and compost to the soil then turn it in with a spade or garden fork ... spread a fluffy mulch over the entire bed about ...

Don’t skimp on mulch – straw or chipped leaves are often ... Carefully dig up the bulbs with a spade or fork and brush off the soil, but do not wash them. You can use freshly harvested garlic ...

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Elephant ear plants make a striking addition to any garden thanks to their lush, oversized, heart-shaped leaves. However, these tropical plants—which include colocasias, alocasias, and ...

Use a good quality mulch purchased from your local garden store ... Work slowly and carefully, using a garden fork or spade ...

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Apply generously as a mulch and then fork over lightly, to help incorporate into the soil below. If you can, do this after rain when the soil is damp, and always water well after you’ve finished ...