In organic gardening, all organisms — plants, microbes, insects, animals — work together as a balanced system. This synergy yields healthy soil, natural pest control, and resilient plants. For deeper reading, see "Trace Elements in Soil and Sand" by Alina Kabata‑Pendias (Google for excerpts).
— Mack Jean, Master Gardener, Tennessee
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