All Weeds Aren't Bad! Weeds get a bad reputation, but they actually serve a lot of useful purposes. Benefits of Weeds in the Garden 1. Soil Health : Some weeds, like clover, add nitrogen to the soil, improving fertility. Others, like dandelions, have deep taproots that break up compacted soil and bring nutrients to the surface. 2. Biodiversity : Weeds attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, which help other plants thrive. 3. Erosion Control : Their roots stabilize soil and prevent erosion, especially in areas prone to runoff. 4. Indicator Plants : Weeds can tell you a lot about your soil and some thrive in poor, compacted, or nutrient-deficient conditions, helping you diagnose what your soil needs. Can You Compost Weeds? Yes, but with caution! Is It Safe to Compost : Weeds that haven't gone to seed or spread via runners (like dandelions or grass clippings). Avoid Composting : Invasive weeds (like bindweed or crabgrass) and those with seeds, unless you hav...
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