#garden-biodiversity

[ follow ]
#leaf-management #fungi #overwintering-invertebrates #companion-planting #tomato-pests-and-diseases
Environment
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 weeks ago

Country diary: Autumn is a time to rake in the wildlife | Phil Gates

Raking fallen leaves back into beds nourishes soil, supports fungi and overwintering invertebrates, and completes the natural nutrient cycle.
Agriculture
fromTasting Table
2 months ago

10 Absolute Best Companion Plants For Tomatoes - Tasting Table

Companion plants improve tomato health by attracting beneficial insects, deterring pests, balancing soil nutrients, and supporting microbial diversity.
[ Load more ]