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Improving Your Soil

Storey's Country Wisdom Bulletin A-202

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By Stu Campbell

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$3.99

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$5.99 CAD

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  1. Trade Paperback $3.99 $5.99 CAD
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This item is a preorder. Your payment method will be charged immediately, and the product is expected to ship on or around January 5, 1999. This date is subject to change due to shipping delays beyond our control.

Create Fertile, Productive Soil, Anywhere!

Create fertile, productive soil for your garden! Improving your soil both increases your yield of vegetables and fruit and makes your garden easier to tend. With Improving Your Soil, you’ll learn the best ways to improve the soil in your garden.

On Sale
Jan 5, 1999
Page Count
32 pages
Publisher
Storey
ISBN-13
9781580172233

Stu Campbell

About the Author

The late Stu Campbell lived and gardened in Stowe, Vermont. He was the author of Let It Rot!, a guide to home composting with over 340,000 copies in print; Mulch It!; and The Home Water Supply.

Jennifer Kujawski grew up helping in the family garden. She has many memories of the experience, both fond (eating peas straight from the pods) and not-so-fond (squashing potato beetles between rocks). Jennifer earned degrees in botany and horticulture and worked as the assistant manager of USDA’s National Plant Materials Center in Beltsville, Maryland. She has written articles for numerous publications, including American Nurseryman and Native Plants Journal and was one of the authors of the Community Forest Buffer Guide (Chesapeake Bay Foundation, 2001).  Jennifer currently works as a freelance writer and editor for such organizations as University of Massachusetts Extension, USDA’s Forest Service, and Massachusetts Nursery and Landscape Association. She is passing along the family gardening tradition to her young son in the 2,000 square foot vegetable garden she tends with her father.

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