prognosis, and the goals and expected outcomes for the patient/client, the physical. 17. therapist selects, applies, and modifies interventions based on their known properties as. 18. demonstrated by scientific evidence and properties of interventions as demonstrated by. 19. the physical therapistâs expertise in delivering the interventions. Based on patient/client. response to the interventions,20 the physical therapist may decide that an evaluation is again.
If the soil was cold and excessively wet, the seeds may have rotted. Dig up one of the seeds and examine it. If it is swollen and soft, the seed has rotted and you will need to start over. If the soil was too dry, the seeds may not have germinated or may have dried up before their roots could take hold. If the seeds were old, they may no longer be viable.
The Dirt on Dirt - Sand will teach you about sandy soils, why you should love them, and how to make them even better. Soil comes in a whole array of types. The basic categories are clay, silt, loam and sand with constant variation within each of these classes. If you have silt or loam soils you are sitting pretty, gardening will be easy and you will love your soil. If you have clay or sandy soils it will take a bit more input from you before you love your soil. Trust me, you can love your clay or sandy soil, it just takes a bit of knowledge and a bit of elbow grease.