Springtime for many of us that are taking steps to maintain our health and well being involves planting gardens. That’s been the case with Rachel and I for most of our married lives. We’ve learned through the years that if the foundation of the soil where we plant is not healthy, growth is at best erratic and at best has limited harvest potential. So we have spent a lot of time learning about what makes good soil to grow in, and the composition of our soil here where we have lived in the D/FW area of Texas. One of our big discoveries was that the land here had been abused by gro... Read more