To improve soil in a mulched bed without removing mulch, use liquid organic amendments: fish emulsion, seaweed extract, molasses, humates, or liquid manure. These feed soil microbes, gradually improving structure and fertility. Apply 4–6 times per year for measurable effect.
Fertilizing trees and shrubs in July is fine with organic products. They're gentle, support microbial life, and won't burn. Avoid synthetic fertilizers in heat.
Liquid organics are the practical choice for established mulched beds—no digging required.
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