Healthy soil is the foundation for healthy, productive plants. Preparing your beds before planting can make all the difference in the success of your garden. As organic matter decomposes, the soil level in your beds naturally goes down and needs replenishment. About 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

Looking to improve your soil? Compost is the answer! 1. Enriches Soil: Compost adds essential nutrients, improving soil structure and fertility. 2. Retains Moisture: Helps the soil hold water, reducing the need for frequent watering. 3. Encourages Healthy Plant Growth: The nutrients in compost promote stronger roots and healthier plants. 4. Reduces the Need for Chemical Fertilizers: Compost provides a natural alternative to synthetic fertilizers. 5. Balances Soil pH: Compost helps maintain a neu