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Simple guides to mycorrhizae, soil life and growing stronger plants.
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Restore The Health of Your Plants With Microbes
Microbes are tiny living things, too small to see. Some of them help plants grow. They can help with new landscaping, moving plants, growing food and almost any other garden job...
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Gardens in the United States Are Lacking in This Essential Nutrient
You've likely heard that probiotics are good for you. These are the helpful bacteria in foods like yogurt. You may also know that antibiotics can wipe out the good bacteria in y...
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Learn About the Different Types of Fertilizers
You know your lawn and garden need feeding. But there are many kinds of fertilizer. Knowing how they differ can help you pick the right one. Here's a quick guide to the common t...
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Why use Mycorrhizae Products?
More and more gardeners are using mycorrhizae (say it: my-co-RYE-zee). These are helpful fungi that team up with plant roots. But you may still wonder what they do and why you'd...
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Mycorrhizae for Houseplants
Gardeners have used mycorrhizae (say it: my-co-RYE-zee) outdoors for years. These are helpful fungi that team up with plant roots. Now more people are using them on houseplants,...
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Mycorrhizal Granules
Mycorrhizae (say it: my-co-RYE-zee) are helpful fungi that team up with plant roots. Granules are an easy way to add them when you plant. Here's how to use them. How much to use...
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Mycorrhizal Inoculant Products
Mycorrhizae (say it: my-co-RYE-zee) are helpful fungi that team up with plant roots. You can buy them in a bag and add them to your soil. Here's what they do and how to use them...
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Fruit Trees and Mycorrhizae
It's that time of year again: bare-root fruit tree season. These sleeping young trees are ready to plant. Soon they will wake up, bloom and set fruit. Here are some quick tips t...
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The Magic of Mycorrhizae
Something amazing is going on under your feet. You can't see it. But it matters a lot to plants and to life on Earth. It's a fungus. To be exact, it's a huge web of tiny fungi c...
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