After 12 years, you removed landscape rock and fabric. Soil is rock-hard, roots of keepers are on the surface. You want to improve soil in a hot, dry climate (Kelowna) without damaging plants.
This approach feeds soil life, improves structure, and protects surface roots.
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Mulch: The Complete Guide to Types, Benefits & Smart Selection
Yellow "Vomit Fungus" in Flower Beds: Slime Mold
Yellow Mold on Rock Mulch: Nuisance Fungus That's Harmless to Plants
Chronically Wet Flower Beds: Plant Selection Over Soil Fixes
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