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Nature's Care Organic & Natural Raised Bed Plant Food is a 3 lb. bag filled with essential nutrients designed specifically for raised bed gardens. This OMRI listed product ensures your plants receive organic nourishment, promoting healthy growth for up to two months with easy application.
K**H
Great for my veggies
Was very happy to find something safe to use around my pets (who are always digging and poking around my garden). Fertilizer really helped my plants, I used it whenever transferring or planting, recovery from transferring was much quicker than without using the fertilizer.
I**Z
Dogs Will Eat This
This product works well, however, my dogs found it irresistible! Thankfully they threw it up and had diarrhea for a day so no harm done. Just be aware that it’s apparently a doggie snack.
M**S
Great for vegetable garden!
Used for my vegetable garden and have held up great! Bag is resealable which makes storing the bag easy.
K**N
Fantastic Fertilizer
First off, this stuff isn't supposed to instantly dissolve like some other fertilizers do, its a kind of fertilizer from what I've been observing which dissolves over time as you keep watering your plants. Surely gave my tomato and pepper plant a needed boost because it truly shows it.
M**S
Increased vegetable production.
Easy to use and it greatly increased our vegetable production. I've been able to can tomatoes and make salsa rwice this season. The peppers are huge and tasty!
W**L
Buy it ,you want be sorry.
I love this product, I now have have green leaves on my cucumbers when they were brown and yellow.I recommend this product to anyone that wants to start a healthy garden.
L**Y
Ok, but molds
bought this to add to my raised beds. I noticed that wherever it exposed to the top of the soil it molds. So beware of that. Not sure i would order or use again due to that.
B**C
Great product
I used this for al ot of my garden plants as well as container plants. Good results. Well balanced and organic. Good for the price.
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