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"content": "Someone needs to tell the writer that docks are good for fertilising plants through chop-and-drop, composting or weed tea. Those big ol' tap roots get to nutrients other plants can't reach deep in the ground and bring it to the surface into their leaves (the same as why comfrey is useful). \n\nBut glad to see couch grass (my nemisis) getting the hate it deserves #allotment #gardening #weeds \n\nhttps://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2025/may/30/not-all-weeds-are-bad-news-but-these-interlopers-have-no-place-in-my-gardens-veg-patch",
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