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By HELEN PLATT

Rappahannock News Contributing Writer

A few fine spring days and gardeners everywhere are consumed with an urge to dig. The dirt that is dug is a basic element for a successful garden and a fitting subject for the April meeting of the Rappahannock County Garden Club. The program on “What Plants Need” was presented by local gardener Lois Snead and included a discussion of the different types of soil found in do for plants and pointed out the best sources for each one. The benefits of using composted material as fertilizer were stressed with instructions

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