Soil contains a collection of ‘living’ microorganisms (microbiome) which includes bacteria, fungi, algae, and protozoa. These diminutive organisms perform a critical role in soil health: assist in breaking down organic matter, releasing ‘entrained’ nutrients, and suppressing plant diseases (image courtesy: myselectlawn.com).
Our ‘typical’ summer weather pattern seems to have returned…hot and humid, intermixed with periods of afternoon showers every few days. What a difference a year makes! All plants but most of all, trees need this “return to normalcy” and hopefully the typical summer weather pattern will remain! It can be uncomfortable working outdoors during the summer months: timing is essential. My p...
Premium Content is available to subscribers only. Please login here to access content or go here to purchase a subscription.
