As plants grow they use minerals and nutrients in the soil. Over time, these elements need to be replaced to enhance soil health and provide plants the what they need to thrive. There are many ways to do this — chief among them is using organic soil amendments like compost. Soil building plants are also a great way to improve soil quality and are suitable for large scale farms or the home garden. There are many plants that help soil. Plants can increase porosity, entice beneficial organisms, stabilize soil, and add nutrients back into that soil. What plants improve soil? Both annual and perennial plants can enhance fertility and provide other benefits. Selecting a nitrogen fixing plant reaps that much needed nutrient. Plants can be used as green manure or cover crops, which are usually planted during the fallow season when crops are not actively growing. What Plants Improve Soil? […]
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