Years of deep digging and heavy leaf mulch can create soil that’s too porous, drying out daily even with mulch.
Ideal garden soil: ~45% clay, 35% sand, 20% organic matter. Excess organic matter (>30%) acts like a sponge that won’t hold water.
Stop deep tilling; it accelerates organic matter breakdown.
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