Garden weeds growing each year can indicate the quality of the soil and indicate specific problems. This was said by English horticultural expert Alice Fowler in her newspaper column. Guard.
According to Fowler, “every weed in your garden is trying to tell you something very important,” and the more weeds of the same species, the clearer this “message”.
So the abundance of dandelions indicates that the soil is too dense and not enough useful substances on its surface, especially phosphorus and calcium. Nettle indicates excess nitrogen in the topsoil, bacterial contamination from ground cover weeds such as wood lice, and nutrient-poor topsoil from thistle, horse sorrel, and comfrey.
Alice Fowler suggested fertilizing the soil with organic carbon fertilizers to reduce weeds. It can be compost, cardboard or withered leaves.
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