7 Natural Soil Fertilizer Tricks!

Are you ready to do some gardening this year?  Check out these 7 Natural Soil Fertilizer Tricks!

Are you looking for some easy DIY ways to fertilize your soil?  These 7 Natural Soil Fertilizer Tricks are great ways to enrich your soil!

You may even end up with greener plants, larger flowers, and even bigger fruits and veggies.  Are you ready to start saving some money in your garden?

7 Natural Soil Fertilizer Tricks

1: Grass Clippings (Grass Clippings are perfect for mixing into the soil prior to planting as they are rich in nitrogen, a vital nutrient plants need to properly develop.)

2: Coffee Grounds (Coffee Grounds are such a smart nutrient to add to your soil as they improve water retention, drainage, and add organic material to your soil.)

3: Egg Shells (A classic soil enhancer, crushed Egg Shells decompose quickly and add Proteins, Vitamins, and Minerals to your soil)

4: Banana Peels (Simply bury a few peels in the soil and they will naturally decompose.  Banana Peels are high in potassium resulting in large healthy flowers and vegetables)

5: Epsom Salt (One of the best nutrients in existence to add to your soil is Epsom Salt.  Mixing in Epsom Salt to your soil will improve seed germination, increase nutrient absorption, counter transplant shock, green up foliage, and even grow sweeter fruit.

6: Manure (Adding manure to your soil is an old trick people have been using for so many years. One of the best natural fertilizers, manure is very inexpensive to obtain. You can even check with your local farms and horse stables… many will give it away for free!  Stinky?  Yes.  Effective?  Absolutely!)

7: Compost Bin (Using a Compost Bin is an easy way to combine kitchen scraps and yard clippings to make a high quality soil mixture.  Such an easy way to save some money!  Shop Compost Bins here)

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