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VHG Clippings: Healthy Soil

Dig in to explore the star of the garden, the soil!

06/29/2021 | Rating TV-G

Virginia Home Grown

VHG Clippings: Healthy Soil

Clip: Season 21 Episode 4 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions

Dig in to explore the star of the garden, the soil!

Visit Reynolds Community College to learn how soil composition differs across the landscape with Karin Stretchko. Then travel to Black Bear Composting to learn how they transform food waste into healthy compost for garden soil. Dr. Robyn Puffenbarger and Randy Battle share gardening tips you can use at home.

06/29/2021 | Rating TV-G

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Black Bear Composting

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Clip: S21 Ep4 | 7m 35s | Learn how food waste is transformed into healthy compost for garden soil. (7m 35s)

Composting Tips

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Clip: S21 Ep4 | 8m 6s | Learn what items can and cannot be composted. (8m 6s)

Container Composting

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Clip: S21 Ep4 | 2m 25s | Learn how to make compost on a small scale. (2m 25s)

Hydrangea Bloom Color

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Clip: S21 Ep4 | 2m 37s | Learn how soil pH can affect the color of some hydrangeas. (2m 37s)

Soil Composition

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Clip: S21 Ep4 | 7m 53s | Compare soil samples from different growing sites. (7m 53s)

Soil Products

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Clip: S21 Ep4 | 11m 15s | Learn about common soil mixes and additives sold at garden centers. (11m 15s)

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