Facts on Liquid Plant Foods
Since 1950, liquid fertilizers have enjoyed a newfound and steadily increasing popularity among home gardeners. This enthusiasm spotlights the power of modern advertising, for, lacking the impetus of the latter,
Fertilizers
Iron Chelates New Life for Iron-Starved Plants
Iron deficiency, which causes chlorosis or yellowing of the leaves of plants and trees, is found in many parts of the United States and the world. It occurs in almost
Crazy Fertilizer Idea Pays Off
If you stop to think about it, you can’t understand why it took so long for people to accept Tom Reilly’s “crazy” idea, It was simple, as simple and natural
Balanced Diet For Your Lawn and Garden
What is a good lawn and garden fertilizer? There have been many answers over the years, but from the frequency of weed-choked lawns, dead trees and shrubs, disease, and insect
Which Is It – Hunger or Disease?
Deficiencies of plant-food nutrients are usually indicated by a general reduction of growth in garden plants. Chlorosis or poor foliage color often is also apparent. Likewise, the poor light and
When and How To Feed House Plants
To have happy house plants, it is necessary to know when and how to feed them. Even when a plant is growing in its proper compost, thought must also be
Tips On Lawn Care And Proper Feeding
If the grass always seems greener on the other side of the fence, your neighbor is probably taking better care of his lawn. Your lawn, too, will be as green
Soybean Meal Fertilizer: Live and Learn
Soybean meal has been so highly touted as a fertilizer that I traipsed to the feed store and returned with a 50-pound sackful. The meal smelled good, and believing anything
Answer: How To Use Bone Meal Fertilizer
Is bone meal fertilizer part of your gardening, growing toolbox? Growing plants domestically isn’t as cut-and-dry as allowing plants to grow in their natural habitat. One of the problems is
Answer: What Is Blood Meal Fertilizer – How to Use It
Blood meal is one of many things used to create rich soil. It is part of the decomposition process we rarely think about. As an animal corpse decomposes, every part