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Bigger, Sweeter Raspberries Without Expensive Fertiliser

Raspberries need extra nutrition during flowering and fruiting to size up and sweeten properly. Potato peelings can be a simple, low-cost way to add useful nutrients without relying on mineral fertilisers.

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Stop Throwing Away Grass Clippings and Smart Ways to Return Them to the Soil for Better Harvests

Grass clippings are packed with nitrogen and other nutrients you’ve already paid for in time and care. Use them as compost, mulch, lawn feed or even liquid fertiliser to cut waste and boost soil health.

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Secret Homemade Recipe for a Heavy Tomato Crop Without Store Bought Fertilisers

Sun and warmth help, but tomatoes still need a steady supply of nutrients once they take off. This simple fermented, plant-based feed made from grass, nettles and sugar supports vigorous growth and reliable fruit set.

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How to Manage Deep Litter in a Chicken Coop and Get Excellent Garden Fertiliser

The deep-litter method keeps your chicken coop cleaner with less winter work while turning bedding and manure into a nutrient-rich soil amendment. With the right balance of dry material, turning, and ventilation, you’ll end up with valuable compost for your beds.

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When Cucumbers Struggle, Yeast Fertiliser Helps Strengthen Plants and Boost the Harvest

Cucumbers quickly slow down when conditions turn cool or unsettled, often showing pale leaves and weaker flowering. A simple yeast feed can perk plants up, supporting greener growth and better cropping when used correctly.

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Homemade Natural Fertiliser for Geraniums That Kick-Starts Blooming for Weeks

Geraniums will flower far more freely when they get the right balance of light, watering and feeding. Try a simple yeast-based homemade feed, used sparingly, to encourage buds and keep plants vigorous all season.

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Choose the Right Natural Fertiliser for Every Vegetable and You Won’t Need Chemicals

Natural feeding is back in favour, and many everyday kitchen scraps can nourish your vegetables surprisingly well. Use the right organic material for the right crop to boost growth, improve soil, and increase harvests without synthetic products.

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