Question: I'll have lots of shredded leaves. Can I till them into my 13x13 ft garden without hurting pH? Should I add something to counteract acidity?
Any slight pH change is easily monitored and adjusted. Leaves and compost improve soil texture—separates particles, aids root development, boosts microbial activity which helps fertilizer work better. Leaves have little nutrient value; you'll still need to fertilize. They significantly improve plant health and vigor.
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