Lawn and garden fertilizers provide nutrients that may not be
supplied by the soil. But excess nitrogen and phosphorus in
fertilizers can be a huge source of water pollution.
Here are some easy ways to add nutrients to your soil that are safe for the environment.
Read more: Nature, Lawns & Gardens
Excerpted from Grow Smart, Grow Safe, A Consumer Guide to Lawn and Garden Products, by Philip Dickey, Washington Toxics Coalition. Copyright (c) by Philip Dickey. Reprinted by permission of Washington Toxics Coalition.
Excerpted from Grow Smart, Grow Safe, A Consumer Guide to Lawn and Garden Products, by Philip
Dickey, Washington Toxics Coalition

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+ add your ownThanks for the info.
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks.
My lawn always appreciates a dusting of lime.
*The mower you're showing isn't eco-friendly. The push model I use is ;-)
Grazie delle informazioni.
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great information.
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Compost Compost Compost is the best for the soil. So everyone start composting.
Carl Milson
www.atouchoflove.ca
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