A soil test is the best way to find out what’s going on under your plants, including the pH level and essential minerals like calcium, lime, gypsum and potassium. When you learn more about your soil, you’ll know the amendments to improve it.
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The first step to improving your garden is to get a soil test. The results will guide you to amending your soil for the growing season.
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Whether you are starting a new garden or want to learn more about your soil, testing the soil’s pH level and amending the soil based on the results, will improve your garden’s success rate.
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Good soil is one of the essentials of a good lawn or garden. Doing a soil test is a simple and inexpensive way to help you improve your landscape.