1 lb sugar/250 sq ft spring & fall. Feeds microbes → rich soil → weeds (dollarweed, crabgrass) decline. They thrive in poor, compacted soil.
Epsom salts distribute oil, add magnesium. Ants relocate rapidly.
Chopped lemon peels in beds/containers repel cats. Refresh monthly.
Soaker hoses, 6-inch depth, timer. Rewater when top 2 inches dry. St. Augustine folds leaves when thirsty—water then.
Rosemary (cabinets), lavender (entryways), cedar (closets) repel roaches, ants, silverfish, moths naturally.
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