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19-04-2003, 03:32 AM
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Put partially decayed wood mulch on garden -- Nitrogen?
I've put a quantity of partially decayed wood mulch into my garden
this Spring and now understand this may cause a shortage of nitrogen in the soil. If so what might be the most reasonable corrective action I could take? Thanks. |
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