Are you looking for simple ways to fertilize your garden naturally without breaking the bank?
Kathy Woodard offers six easy ways to provide your garden with the nutrients it needs to grow abundant, healthy plants. Her six simple recipes include:
- Coffee grounds
- Banana peels
- Epsom salt
- Egg shells
- Grass clippings
- Compost tea
If it is easy to do and inexpensive, as Kathy says,
“why wouldn’t you make your own organic fertilizers for your garden, instead of buying expensive specialty products?”
Get the full details of Kathy’s recipes at thegardenglove.com.
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Elizabeth L. Johnson
I haven’t used roundup for years. Wood chips and full-strength vinegar have all but done away with weeds. I took my dormant oil back for my money. When I read the label (mineral oil), I decided I can make my own oil/soap spray to fight aphids, fire blight, scale, and for dormant spray. Just like providing inexpensive nutrients to the garden, as the above article. I’ve used all the above list, but for epson salt. What’s it good for?
Larry
Hi Elizabeth, epson salt adds magnesium to build strong plants. I always use it when transplanting my peppers and tomatoes. You can also use it in a drench during the growing season.