I should update the ‘Why I Blog’ page of this website and include this next picture of some koozies from my cabinet: 
My friend Jennifer gave me the blue one a few years ago, and when Melinda went out for more beer last girls’ weekend she brought me the pink one because she didn’t know I already had a blue one, and it’s perfect for me. I try not to be too bossy on my blog, but I’m making an exception to preach about fertilizing. Lots of people over fertilize. Everyone should follow the advice of Tony Avent, owner of Plant Delights Nursery, who recommends concentrating on good soil preparation and occasionally adding organic matter. He says, “Plants in the ground never need fertilizer.” That’s how I ended my article in the February 2014 issue of Alabama Gardener Magazine The title is ‘Three Ways NOT to Fertilize’.
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Come back next week. I’ll talk about something else. This week I’m talking about fertilizing. I know it’s boring, but it’s important. 
