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Old 05-27-2009, 09:17 AM   #37 (permalink)
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Default Re: "Organic" Fertillizer

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Originally Posted by botulismo View Post
Now my reply isn't going to be nearly as creative, but there's an organic fertilizer by the brand Kellogg's that's sold at most big box home improvement stores that is a 4-4-4 complete - they have a couple others in different balances - that is a blend of organic fertilizers and soil bacteria.

I've had pretty good luck with it, been using it this year on everything in the yard. It works in a pinch if you're feeling lazy.

I've always said that organic gardening will catch on once it's as easy to go organic as it is to garden normally, and I definitely think products like this have a place and are superior to chemical fertilizers. Now, organic purists may cry out that there are superior ways to do things (and I won't argue that) but this is a good second place alternative that I have found pretty helpful.

I have heard alot about kellogg's organic fertilizer lately. I have a few questions regarding their products. How much does it cost per lb? How much would you need to apply(and how often) to a full grown fruit tree?

I ask because I have more than 15 fruit trees. So, I usually have to buy 3, 50 lb bags of fertilizer for $20-$30/each. If I need 150lbs of 100% organic fertilizer, I'm scared to think what the cost would be...
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