Wintercreeper thrives on slopes but yellows on top of a mound with poor soil. Miracle-Gro didn't help.
Mound top dries faster, has worse soil. Slopes shed water; top retains or sheds unevenly.
Replant wintercreeper in renovated soil. Pin runners with staples to encourage rooting. Water well.
Improves moisture retention, aeration, nutrition. Wintercreeper is tough once established in good soil.
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