Whether store-bought or homemade (compost, manure), organic fertilizer improves plant health, size, and productivity without harsh chemicals. Follow these steps for effective application.
Till soil 8–12 inches deep to loosen and break clods, giving roots room to expand.
Broadcast according to package directions, based on garden size.
If not using commercial products, layer 2–4 inches of compost, composted manure, rotted leaves, grass clippings, or clover over the surface.
Turn soil to mix amendments evenly. Spring is typical, but for manure, apply in fall and incorporate in spring.
Add extra compost or manure if you have sandy or clay soil. These amendments improve drainage, lighten texture, and boost nutrient-holding capacity.
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