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I Watered Them Every Night During the Heatwave: by Scratching the Earth, I Understood Why They Were Dying.
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During the last heat wave, you may have done as much as a lot: water your tomatoes, roses and massives every night, convinced to save them. The soil seemed damp, the leaves were straightening up a bit, and you would put the water together with the feeling of duty accomplished. A few days later, however, the stems folded, the flowers dried, as if nothing had been done. In front of this spectacle, many gardeners think of a lack of fertilizer, a di…
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