>> Your property must look like a botanical garden.
Nahh, more like a dirt yard that only sells clay. Due to bulldozers when the manufactured home park was built, not even weeds thrive in my native clay sub-soil, which is the top layer.
So I have to screen out 20-60% stones, rocks and gravel, just to improve it to level of "raw sticky clay".
Then I add 50% to 100% of amendments to brind it up to the level of "poor, clayey almsot sterile semi-soil".
Then it still needs lots of organics and microbes and mellowing before you could call it "poor heavy soil".
My best bed, amended and turned for 3 years, is now "not-too-bad-soil", but still heavy and could use a foot of compost easy.
