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Gardeners named 4 reasons to uproot peat on the site

Maria Tsikhotska

Gardeners named 4 reasons to uproot peat on the site
Peat is very useful for the soil

Peat is an effective fertilizer that gardeners are happy to use to improve their beds. It is often used as a mulch when creating compost, which helps to increase soil fertility.

This was reported by Chas Diy.

In addition, peat can change the acidity level of the soil, which also has a positive effect on the quality of the crop.

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The advantage of peat is its antiseptic properties, low thermal conductivity and ability to retain moisture. These qualities make it an ideal preservative for storing vegetables and fruits after harvest.

Peat can be used to preserve the freshness and flavor of foods such as beets, potatoes, carrots, turnips, onions, tomatoes, apples, pears, flower bulbs and tubers, and to keep herbs fresh.

As a reminder, we have already written about how to prepare your garden and lawn for winter.

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