Knowing how to add nitrogen to soil is one of the most important steps you can take to keep your garden healthy and thriving!

In addition to nitrogen, grass clippings are also high in potassium, and both nutrients give your plants a boost—especially in midsummer, when the soil isn’t at peak fertility.

Lawns tend to quickly lose water and nutrients in summer due to the heat, but there is a natural way to keep the grass green ...

An easy and accessible way to add nitrogen back into your soil is with grass clippings. "Using a mulching mower to return clippings to the lawn is a great way to reduce fertilizer needs, but they ...

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Mulched clippings can strengthen grass and soil, making the ideal, natural fertilizer. Essential nutrients include phosphorus, nitrogen, and potassium — all of which are required for a healthy lawn.

Grass clippings are rich in nitrogen and are a natural way to slowly release the nutrient into the soil to give lawns the boost they need. Not only do grass clippings help the grass grow but they ...

With the arrival of the rainy season in Southwest Florida, the city of Sanibel is reminding property owners of the seasonal ...

Grass clippings generally are high in nitrogen and will enhance decomposition when mixed properly with leaves. P. Andrew Rideout is the UK Extension Agent of Horticulture and can be reached at ...