Central NJ, 10 years. Hard spots, overly wet after rain, few earthworms. Clay confirmed. Coffee grounds? Earthworms? Compost?
Aeration creates pores for roots → water infiltrates → clay improves slowly. Coffee grounds, worms, compost help but volume needed is huge.
Focus on drainage + root depth. Time fixes clay.
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