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I was thinking that the long, slow release of nutrients would be good for herbs like sage, rosemary and thyme, but if the top layer of compost sank would it drag the plants down with it, thereby meaning any further applications would bury parts of the plants stems?

Has anyone been successful growing moss in zone 6b, Kansas City area? Send your tips and insights!

Hello, I think I have killed my housemates baby lemon tree by putting too many used coffee grounds into the soil. Is there an easy fix for this? Banana peels maybe? I don’t know a whole lot about this stuff I’d just heard that used coffee grounds are good for the garden :s

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I live on an acre in 6a, and looking for suggestions on what to add. I already have a dozen fruit trees (2-3 years old), a handful of berry plants, couple grapes, hops, horseradish, and asparagus. Hoping this will be the summer I get more than strawberries!

If you were in my shoes, what would be the next edible perennial to add?

Behind house is on a slope. I was thinking about investing some time into formal grapevines (right now I just have a few young plants against a metal fence), which do well in this region. In addition to that, I’m leaning toward perennial pole beans or herbs.