No-till gardening gains ground in urban plots and permaculture
The piece follows Washington DC urban gardeners Teresa Savarino and Marguerite Pridgen as they switch to no-till methods backed by thick straw mulch and compost. It notes fewer weeds, less watering, and higher yields after several years, with plots across Glover Park Newark Street Lederer Gardens and local community plots.
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Fixing Damaged Wallpaper With Subtle Mitting and Molding
A homeowner seeks repair ideas after blue painter tape peeled wallpaper around a 1970s mural, suggesting steps to install thin base cap or panel molding to cover the damage, extend around the door, and blend with matching paint. Options include primed molding, careful nailing, sanding, and color matching with online swatches.
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