How to add nutrients to soil

Barren… That was the first word that crossed my mind when I set out to work on my new kitchen garden this year. It’s right under my laundry room window, and is the perfect spot, considering it gets plenty of southern sunlight and is right next to our new porch. However, the soil leaves a […]

Is your garden not growing like it should be? Maybe it's your soil! Here are some of the most common soil nutrient deficiencies- and how to fix them!

You can improve soil in your garden without a compost pile. Six ingredients you can use for better vegetable garden soil.

Can you reuse potting soil? Yes, and here’s how! How to repurpose your potting soil to add nutrients back into the soil naturally and save money. Container gardeners can reuse potting mix with our DIY potting soil recipes. This healthy soil mix will ensure the health of your container plants. You can reuse old potting soil with this method for potting new plants. Here is how to care for your used potting soil.

Late winter or early spring is perfect for amending your soil with compost to add nutrients. Topdress shrubs that love rich soil, amend your native soil before planting a flower bed, construct a new raised bed, or bring your garden back to life. Get your gardening year off to a healthy start.

Grow vegetables like a professional and learn the secrets to managing your soil. Improve soil nutrients to get the biggest vegetables!

Wondering How To Add Minerals To Garden Soil? Read our step by step guide to find out how to remineralize your soil!

Blossom Effect on Instagram: "Let me help you with your dry, crusty, crunchy soil 🪴💦 Soil can become hydrophobic when it is lacking organic matter and becomes too dry. Make sure to add nutrients to your soil by adding plant food and/or @instantplantfood soil probiotics #hydrophobic #plantmom #plantlover"

These 10 common household items to use as garden fertilizer will add needed nutrients to your soil for pennies (or less). Turn your household wastes, simple kitchen products, and excess leaves into nutrient rich soil. These common household products make great additives to your soil and help to produce some amazing flowers and vegetables in your home garden.

When gardens display stunted plants, small, spotty blooms, or poor harvests, the soil may lack available phosphorous. Here's 8 ways to add phosphorous to soil.