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Gardener tends to tomato plant
Perhaps one of the most appealing and important aspects of using organic fertilizer is that it supports environmental sustainability. Natural, organic compounds do not cause the damage and pollution that one might find with synthetic, chemical-laden fertilizers.
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Spraying flowers with organic insect control
There are thousands of species of insects, some more threatening than others. Insect control is arguably one of the most important things you can do to keep your garden or yard your perfect, peaceful sanctuary. Between tick killer, ant bait, and more, there are lots of options to address any insect issues. 
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Alfalfa sprouts from sprouting seeds
Alfalfa sprouting is easy for beginners and can even be a great way for children to learn about plant life cycles. Alfalfa sprouts are not only great for the added texture, color, and taste of a dish, but they pack a nutritional punch that’s more powerful than you’ll get from many other fruits and vegetables.
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Gardener checks soil for fulvic acid content
Using fulvic acid isn’t just a way to improve the health and wellness of your plants; it’s an investment in the lifelong health of your outdoor spaces. Whether you’re hoping for a splash of colorful spring blooms or a market’s worth of robust veggies, fulvic acid can help you achieve all your garden goals.
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Potassium chloride and superphosphate
In the complicated world of soil fertility, there are many important players. The delicate balance of everything from worm castings to insect life is essential to the health and well-being of our planet. Among the players in this process emerges a silent hero: potassium
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