Nematodes Could Be the Reason Garden Is Unproductive - Alabama Cooperative Extension System

Some gardeners are surprised to find that their gardens are not producing as many vegetables as they had expected. There could be several reasons for a garden’s poor performance: low soil pH, poorly drained or compacted soils, inadequate sunlight, or insufficient nutrients. But if these factors are not the problem, nematodes could be the culprit responsible for poor performance

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