Many of us are concerned about the safety of our home garden fertilizer. We want to grow our own healthy vegetables, but we don’t want to add to the problem of disease and pesticide poisoning. This can be a challenging task. It seems that all the great gardeners, the ones that bring in the mega-yields, have an amazing fertilizer at their side. Who knows what’s in this fertilizer? All we really know is the incredible effect it has on our plants.
What if I told you that there is a fertilizer that you can be sure of? One that will give the plants in your garden all the nutrients they need, but in a natural way. Yes, I’m sure you want a fertilizer that is self-explanatory and lists an honest disclosure of all the ingredients it contains. If this is your desire, then you are looking for an organic fertilizer.
Organic fertilizers are not hard to find. I’m not saying you can find them in the garden section of Walmart, but if you go to a garden store, you should be able to find at least one brand that says organic. Even Ace, or a hardware store will probably have a brand. This product is most likely to be on the rise during the summer months. Stores tend to forget about winter vegetables.
If you are not interested in going to the store, it does not mean that you will not be able to find a product that is organic. It actually means that you will have more options as to which fertilizer to choose. Have you tried the lawn and garden section on Amazon? Not only do they have thousands of garden fertilizers for sale there, but they also have hundreds of ones that are certified organic.
A big reason to buy your organic fertilizer from Amazon is access to reviews. These reviews are available whether you are an Amazon member or not. There is also something called a verified review, this is a review written by someone who bought the product on Amazon. Some reviews left on Amazon are not fair so you should read them all and really get a feel for the quality of the product.
You can also make your own compost using compost. Do you have banana peels? These are very nutritious for plants. You can also try crushed eggshells as an ingredient for your homemade fertilizer. I know many gardeners say that cabbage leaves work. Another option is to put bean stalks in the fertilizer, as they add nitrogen to the soil, something tomatoes need to thrive.
So you see, you don’t have to use a lab-made product to get the nutrition your soil actually needs into the soil. There are plenty of natural ways to do it. Why risk your health with something that wasn’t made the way nature intended? It is important that you keep your family safe with the right fertilizer in the garden.
