If you have read my beginners guide to vegetable gardening then you’ll already know how strongly I stress the importance of good soil to produce a successful garden! Adding compost for a garden plays a crucial role in creating this. Choose a good quality compost from my review below and mix it through your existing garden soil at a ratio of 1:1, or one-third compost at a stretch. The early fall season is the best time to do this, but that’s not to say you can’t add more compost to your garden throughout the year for an added nutrients boost. Adding compost to the top layer of your garden bed in fall will allow time for the compost to naturally break down in the soil by spring when you’re ready to think about planting. I’ll recommend to you some of the best compost to buy for vegetable garden s later in this article. On a side note, Sphagnum Peat Moss is another great option used by gardeners when preparing the soil for planting. It’s popular because of its positive results in preventing root rot, improving water retention and loosening heavy soils. Visit: https://thepotagerproject.com/best-compost-to-buy-for-vegetable-garden/