1. Clear and Compost Mindfully

Remove spent crops, weeds, and debris — but don’t strip your beds bare.
Compost what you can (boosting your pile with GardenGro) and leave behind healthy roots to decompose in place. This keeps soil structure intact and feeds the microorganisms that keep your soil alive.

2. Add Organic Matter

Layer in compost, chopped leaves, or straw to protect the surface and slowly enrich the soil below.
Think of it as a cozy blanket that keeps nutrients cycling and moisture balanced all winter long.

3. Rebuild with KozGro

Healthy soil isn’t just dirt — it’s a living ecosystem.
Restore microbial activity and strengthen your soil’s foundation with Lawn & Landscape or GardenGro.

💧 How to Apply:
Mix 1–2 oz per gallon of water and apply evenly to your garden beds, lawn, or any exposed soil surface. Reapply monthly through fall for lasting benefits.

KozGro’s blend of kelp, humic acid, alfalfa, and essential oils works below the
surface to rebuild structure, support microbial life, and help your soil retain vitality through the dormant season.

4. Protect with a Cover Crop (Optional)

If you can, sow a living cover crop like clover, rye, or vetch.
These plants protect against erosion, feed the soil, and work hand-in-hand with KozGro
to maintain biological activity through winter.

5. Let Nature Do the Rest

Once your soil is nourished and protected, let nature take over. Winter’s freeze-thaw cycles, moisture, and microbial processes will continue breaking down
organic matter — setting the stage for rich, healthy soil when spring arrives.

🍂 This wraps up our KozGro Fall Prep Series!
From rebuilding lawns and resetting garden beds to composting, supporting seedlings, and
preparing houseplants — every step has been about renewal from the ground up.

Here’s to a season of rest, regeneration, and gratitude for the soil that sustains it all. 🌱

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