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TAP INTO LIQUID FEEDS

Liquid feeds are a terrific aid to growing healthy fruit and vegetables. What’s more, they are easy to make and they cost very little. The principle is simple: soak a nutrient-rich material in water for a few days, then draw off and dilute some of the liquid to use as a spray, or to water round the roots of plants in your garden.

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