If your garden starts strong but fades by midsummer (small fruit, spots), the soil likely needs organic renewal. In early spring (upstate NY), till in compost, shredded leaves, grass clippings, peat, humus, and aged manure to build microbial life, balance pH, and improve drainage.
Healthy soil sustains season-long production.
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