Don't toss last season's potting soil—it's not "used up." The only issue might be excess fertilizer salts. Fix it by thoroughly leaching: saturate, drain, repeat three times. Then plant your pansies and ornamental cabbage right in the same pot.
"Something tall, something green, something blooming."
This simple rule creates professional-looking containers every time.
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