When to Test Soil pH and Nutrients in New Mexico Plantings
When planning plantings in New Mexico, knowing when to test soil pH and nutrients is as important as knowing what to plant.…
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When planning plantings in New Mexico, knowing when to test soil pH and nutrients is as important as knowing what to plant.…
Read articleThis article reviews the mineral amendments most useful for improving soil fertility across New Mexico’s varied landscapes. It focuses on practical, actionable…
Read articleSoil testing and appropriate amendments are foundational to productive, waterwise gardening in New Mexico. The state’s diverse climates, high alkalinity, frequent low…
Read articleNew Mexico presents special challenges for lawn management: high solar radiation, low and variable rainfall, large temperature swings between day and night,…
Read articleNew Mexico soils range from high desert sandy loams to heavier, calcareous clays in river valleys. Across the state microbial life is…
Read articleNew Mexico gardens face a distinct set of challenges: low annual rainfall, high evaporation rates, alkaline soils, occasional intense monsoonal storms, and…
Read articleNew Mexico presents a wide range of soil conditions, from arid desert basins and sandy river terraces to clay-rich high plains and…
Read articleSoil salinity is a common and sometimes hidden constraint for gardeners across New Mexico. Because much of the state lies in an…
Read articleNew Mexico is one of the most water-limited states in the U.S., and every landscape decision affects municipal, agricultural, and environmental water…
Read articleSoils in New Mexico present a unique set of challenges and opportunities. Much of the state is arid or semi-arid, with low…
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