What to Do When Plants Die in the Garden
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In this episode, Ken Lain, The Mountain Gardener, shares what to do when plants die in the garden. Do you have a persistent problem with plants dying in a specific garden spot despite efforts like replacing soil and clearing roots? You might find the real culprit when digging into the soil: numerous white grubs. Grubs, which are the larval stage of beetles, devour plant roots, leading to the plants' sudden collapse. Should you abandon planting in that trouble spot? How can you eradicate the grubs? Listen in to find out.
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