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Gaia Glacial Green Rock Dust
Gaia Glacial Green Rock Dust Gives your vegetable gardens and flower beds a boost of minerals. Glacial Rock Dust is a natural mineral product which is produced over many thousands of years by glacial action. A wide variety of rocks which contain a broad spectrum of trace minerals are collected and pulverized by the expansion/contraction action of the glacier. As the glacier recedes, it leaves behind deposits of "glacial moraine". These deposits are mined, dried, and screened for agricultural and...
Azomite Mineral & Trace Elements
Azomite slow-release is a natural rock dust from Utah and an amazing Organic Fertilizer full of Minerals and Trace Elements. Results of using Azomite are amazing and nearly immediate. Minerals in Azomite Organic Fertilizer are necessary to optimal metabolism in living things. Additives, synthetics or fillers are never added, which makes Azomite perfect for organic gardens, orchards raised beds and farms. Azomite has 67 major and trace elements, that's A to Z of minerals including trace elements. Typical analysis...
Captain Jacks Dead Bug Brew Flower & Vegetable Dust
Captain Jacks Deadbug Brew Flower and Vegetable Garden Dust will help solve your problems with worms (caterpillars), thrips, and other insects listed on the label without greatly impacting beneficial insects such as predatory mites and spiders. Use Captain Jacks Deadbug Brew Flower and Vegetable Garden Dust for your organic gardening needs. Once your plants have been treated with Captain Jacks Deadbug Brew Flower and Vegetable Garden Dust you may notice that the pests you were targeting are still on the plants but...
Soft Rock Phosphate 0-3-0
An all natural source of Phosphorus and Calcium in an easy to use. Down To Earth Rock Phosphate is ideal for application on lawns, gardens, pastures and farms. Contains 20% Total Phosphate, 27% Calcium and 1.5% Iron. Apply 6-12 lbs per 1000 sq.ft. Additional application rates included on package. 5 lb box
Bonide Sulfur Dust
Bonide Sulfur Dust contains Sulfur 90% A specially prepared micronic sulfur suitable for use as a dust or spray. The fine particle size gives better coverage, adhesion and disease control. This product controls a large number of diseases on fruits, vegetables and various ornamentals. Approved for organic gardening. CONTROLS: Rust, powdery mildew, brown rot, leaf spots, mites and chiggers. 1 pound
Bonide Copper Fungicide Dust & Spray
Garden Dust Fungicide for Organic Gardening. For controlling early and late blight, coryneum blight, peach leaf curl, powdery mildew, black spot, leaf spots, downy mildew, anthracnose and certain other fungal diseases on various vegetables, flowers, ornamental and fruits. Won’t burn plants. Powder can be diluted and used as a spray. 1 pound shaker, 16 oz concentrate, 32 oz RTU or 32 oz RTS. Copper Sulfate 7.0% or 16 liquid concentrate or Qt RTU; Copper Soap 10%.
Calphos 0-3-0 Fertilizer Soft Rock Phosphate
Calphos 0-3-0 is a rich organic source of colloidal phosphate and calcium that delivers a combination of readily available and slow release nutrients in an easy to use granular form. It's a natural, untreated soft phosphate with colloidal clay containing valuable minor minerals in addition to phosphorus. Rich in trace minerals making it excellent for all crops including vegetables, fruits and flower. Calphos soft rock phosphate is comprised of prehistoric skeletal remains present in oceanic sediment and contains a minimum...
Improve Garden Soils Fertility In The Fall For Spring
Thinking about spring gardens in the fall can make a big difference in your gardens production. As gardeners we may think about the obvious, like compost, cover crops, the addition of leaves and mulching, but to fully get the benefits of some of the best organic nutrients like rock dusts, glacier minerals and other slow decomposing amendments may not be on our mind. These soil amendments take some time to break down before your plants can get the full benefit...
A New Year, A Fresh New Start in the Garden!
It's that time of the year when gardeners start to get excited for the new growing season. A fresh new Start! Some of the first things to do on the list is ponder what I am going to grow. I love to try new vegetables and flowers every year. If you don't already have a good garden book, acquire one. They help give you ideas and a bit of a guideline. A garden journal is also nice to have...
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