Biochar and Humus: What’s the Difference?
Biochar is often confused with other soil amendments—charcoal, compost, fertilizer, humus, humic acids, activated carbon, ash, and peat moss. While these materials…
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Biochar: The Soil Amendment for Flood and Drought Tolerant Trees
Our landscapes are increasingly caught between extreme weather events. As climate volatility reshapes ecosystems, only the flood or drought-tolerant trees survive. In…
Micronized, Maximized: Foliar Feeding with Biochar Power
The planting and growth of fruit trees, shade trees, shrubs, and many other landscape plants benefit from a foliar feeding of nutrients.…
Spring Rains Bring Pussywillows
In late March/early April, Pussy willows push out silky gray-white catkins on mahogany-colored branches. Pussy willows are a type of willow (Salix),…
