A gardener found "poultry litter" in Miracle‑Gro Organic Choice and worries about antibiotics from caged hens. Large corporations often stretch "organic" labels. Return the product if possible — it sends a message.
True organic gardening means building soil with homemade compost, not buying bagged products from chemical companies. For seeds, Bountiful Gardens offers honest heirloom varieties.
Read more: How to Go Green on the Farm.
— The Long Island Gardener
Adding Organic Matter Under Mulch and Summer Fertilizing
Reusing Potting Soil: Replace Every Other Year
Buying and Storing Organic Topsoil: What You Need to Know
Compost Amendments vs. Potting Soil: What's the Difference?
DIY Potting Mix for Japanese Maple Seedlings
African Violet Potting Soil Without Perlite/Vermiculite: Styrofoam and Stone Alternatives
Hibiscus Gift Plants: Don't Repot—They Need to Be Pot-Bound to Bloom
Money Tree Repotting: Pot Size, Timing, and B-1 Use
Building Soil Fertility with Liquid Seaweed, Fish Emulsion, and Clover Cover Crops
Converting a Chemically Treated Lawn to Organic: Start with Soil
Inherited Summer Home Lawn: Soil Test First, Lime Later
Adding Soil Over St. Augustine in South Texas: Anytime, If Grass Gets Sun
Potting Soil vs. Garden Soil for Containers: What's the Real Difference?
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