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Return anything too chunky to the bin, and top-dress your plants indoors or out with the good stuff.

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Eradicate your fungus gnat infestation for good with the following method: Put up a bunch of sticky traps, top-dress the soil with sand and do nematode soaks every 10 to 14 days until the problem is resolved.

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“I’ll top-dress my vegetable plants, my dahlias and other flowers, spreading an inch thick around the root zone of each.”

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When the season’s end is finally in sight, Larson and his staff will fertilize, aerify, cut and top-dress to make sure Rutland’s greens and turf come out of the winter in great shape.

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Others are not convinced that this is needed, though everyone agrees that the way to foster the soil food web is to top-dress growing beds and lawns with organic matter such as shredded leaves or finished compost.

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