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groundtoground.org
Vermicomposting is a fantastic, eco-friendly method for transforming kitchen scraps into valuable soil using worms. This easy, compact process reduces waste, provides free fertilizer, and enhances plant growth. It's an engaging activity for families, promoting sustainability and health in gardens, making it a rewarding choice for everyone, regardless of space. |
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kats-garden.nz
A deep dive into everything you need to know about your garden's soils and improving them naturally. |
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jeffollerton.co.uk
Over at the Small Pond Science blog, Terry McGlynn has a thought provoking post which asks 'Are trees the lawns of the future?'. I won't rehash Terry's arguments, you can read it yourself, but I was intrigued by his stereotyping of lawns as always bad. As a keen amateur gardener and a professional with research... |
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www.space.com
The James Webb Space Telescope has detected methane gas on the dwarf planet Makemake, indicating that the distant body is a dynamic icy world. |
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