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10 plants that revive dead soil without using fertilizer

If you want to know how to revive dead soil, stop buying bags of fertilizer that only feed the plants while leaving your ground lifeless. Most gardeners think chemical amendments are the answer, but John Seymour’s "green manuring" method proves you can transform exhausted dirt into rich, fertile ground in just one or two years. In this video, we break down 10 specific plants that act as biological machines to capture free nitrogen from the air, mine deep nutrients, and rebuild your soil’s living ecosystem from the bottom up. You will learn about deep miners like Alfalfa that reach 40 feet into the subsoil and rapid biomass builders like Mustard that suppress pests. We also cover seasonal strategies, including using Red Clover for summer nitrogen and a Winter Rye and Vetch mix to protect your land during the off-season. Whether you're dealing with heavy clay, sand, or compacted construction fill, these plants do the hard work for you. Watch until the end to see the complete two-year soil revival system that will help you grow the most productive garden of your life—completely for free.