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"Gardeners often refer to snow as nature’s fertilizer.

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  • shaulaevans@zirk.usS This user is from outside of this forum
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    "Gardeners often refer to snow as nature’s fertilizer. But why? Like rain, snow captures nitrogen, sulphur and other trace elements as it falls through the air. Unlike rain which can quickly run off the soil surface, the snow slowly releases these nutrients into the soil as it melts. This gives the plants a much needed boost at the start of spring."

    I am fascinated to learn this!

    https://bokashiliving.com/discover-how-snow-helps-your-garden/

    #Snow #Gardening

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