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1. Test your soil for nutrient levels and Ph.
2. Adjust the Ph by adding lime (to neutralize) or sulphur
(to acidify) the soil. 3. Soil with a Ph of 1.0 - 6.0 are acidic,
while a Ph between 8.0 - 14.0 is basic.
4. Determine which of your plants like acidic soil and which
prefer a more basic soil and keep those plant types together.
5. Soil should be turned or tilled to a depth of 6-8 ".
6. Remove grass and weeds from tilled area.
7. Add leaves, dead grass clippings, hay, or other organic
matter to soil and mix. Save coffee grounds to add to the
soil periodically.
8. Thin out plants as they grow to provide ample growing room.
9. Utilize wide rows when planting to maintain moisture and cut
down on weeds.
10. A good 2-3" layer of mulch will help prevent weeds getting
out of control.



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