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anyone with green fingers will tell you the best fertilzer you can get your hand on for Roses, and Tomatos, is horse manure. Checkout your local stables.
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What is the safest brand of fertilizer to use with roses?
It depends on what you mean by safe. A synthetic fertilizer will feed the rose bush, while organic fertilizers enrich the soil the plant is in. If you are wanting long-term growth and health in your plant, organic fertilizers are a better way to go.
Do plants grow best in chemical fertilizer organic fertilizer or no fertilizer?
A mixture of organic and inorganic fertilizers is recommended.
What makes manure a good fertilizer?
Manure is a good fertilizer because it is organic. It contributes to the soil by adding natural nutrients such as calcium, magnesium, phosphorus and potassium.
What is in non organic fertlilizer?
A non organic fertilizer is a synthetic fertilizer that has been produced by man.
What the 2 kinds of fertilizer?
organic and inorganic fertilizer
What kind of fertilizer is bone meal?
It is an organic fertilizer.
Is fertilizer an organic compound?
No.
Granulator?
organic fertilizer
What is a good fertilizer for yews?
A fertilizer high in nitrogen and a mulch high in organic material describe respectively good inorganic and organic fertilizers for yews. An example of a high-nitrogen fertilizer is 16-8-8, with the last two numbers representing phosphorus and potassium inputs. An example of an organic mulch is cocoa bean hulls, compost, lead mold or shredded bark.
What type of fertilizer is best for an organic garden?
Any organic fertalizer will work well, such as Marathon's natural fertilizer. It is a big improvement over typical fertilizer.
What is in organic fertilizers?
Organic fertilizer is dead trees and plants.
What is the difference between compost and fertilizer?
Compost is a completely organic fertilizer, where as fertilizer is chemically made. Compost is very a very good fertilizer however fertilizers have a wide range of micro and macro nutrients that may not be present in compost.
