Archived - The Efficacy and Environmental Consequences of Kelp-Based Garden Products

Name: The Efficacy and Environmental Consequences of Kelp-Based Garden Products
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Processed seaweeds and kelps are heavily marketed to home gardeners—but are they effective? And what are the environmental impacts? Find out here!

Published: September 2019

Authors:

Linda Chalker-Scott

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