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The most durable plant in your garden is sure to be a weed, they seem to appear overnight! Weeds hide behind lush foliage siphoning crucial nutrients from the soil surrounding your plants and seem to thrive in any environment. You can cut them, pull them and even spray them and it’s a sure bet that they’ll return.

A safe and eco friendly alternative to keeping weeds at bay is cultivating. The routine raking of the soil surrounding your plants will unearth the weeds right down to the root for easy “pickins”.  The weed free aerated soil allows necessary oxygen and minerals to penetrate deep to plant roots assisting them in the growth process.

A steady regiment of cultivating will keep the pesky weeds away and will keep you closer to the soil.  Cheers

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