An organic garden doesn’t rely on fungicides, pesticides, or
strong chemical fertilizers. Instead, an organic garden uses
biology to create a living soil and healthy plants. Plants that
grow in living soil thrive and are much less prone to disease
and pests. Not that pests and disease suddenly disappear, but a
plant gorwing in living soil is more disease resistant. It’s
simple: When your soil is alive, your plants are healthy. When
plants are healthy, they resist disease. Feed your soil with a
selection of quality compost, amendments, organic fertilizers
and mulches. Take a close look at your soil. If it’s healthy,
you should see all manner of life crawling around- pill bugs,
earthworms, beetles. You should see the structure of passageways
that these and other microscopic organisms have created. Such
tunnels are vital for air and water to access your plants roots.
If you look at your soil and just see hard dirt, don’t worry. We
can help you transform your dirt into living soil. Try applying
Actively Aerated C