Old 10-09-2013, 03:37 PM
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I just remove the dead vegetation and put it in a composter and then along with SHREDDED LEAVES, I like to add some well rotted manure and or compost depending on what I can get, a few inches thick, over the top of the soil and let it decompose over the winter and leach into the ground. Then in Spring I turn the whole of it, over into the soil.

It can take several years to develop a great soil and once you get there, the work becomes minimal to maintain.

Enjoy the work for great results.
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