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We spoke with pro gardeners to share all the best ways to reuse grass clippings in your yard for a healthier lawn.| The Spruce
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Coir is a coconut byproduct that is a quickly renewable resource. It often comes in blocks that need to be hydrated before using in the garden.| The Spruce
Clay soil can be extremely frustrating to work with and tough on plants. Improve clay soil by adding organic matter.| The Spruce
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