There are few ways that the soil can be depleted of minerals vital for plant growth, but we can remineralize our soil by mimicking the natural process of mineral deposition. This can be done by adding mineral-based soil amendments like rocks dusts to your garden soil. This blog post explains how mineral depletion occurs and how to remineralize your soil.

Plants require 17 essential nutrients to grow properly. Each of these nutrient's travel through the plant in a different way, allowing you to determine what deficiency a plant may have based on where and how it is experiencing chlorosis – the discoloration of leaves due to decreased chlorophyll production. This infographic describes how to spot and differentiate common nutrient deficiencies you may see in your plants. 

Soil texture can range from sandy, to clay-heavy, to that coveted loam. Knowing your soil texture can tell you what plants will grow best in your garden, or it can give you an idea of how to amend your soil for your desired gardening results. Testing the texture of your soil does not have to involve shipping a sample to a lab; it can be done at home with only yourself and a few household items! This post describes how to collect a soil sample, and how to perform the Mason Jar Method and Texture-by-Feel Method.

Mycorrhizae is a fungi that forms a beneficial symbiotic relationship with plant roots, in which it acts as if it's extending the plant's root system. This infographic gives an overview of what mycorrhizae is and how it works. 

It's officially summertime! Garden maintenance extends throughout the year, not just in spring. Fertilizers, wetting agents, and aeration are some of the main ways to help out your garden in the summertime. This infographic highlights some helpful products to keep your soil thriving and give your plants that boost they need.