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What organic products do you carry?
A: Fertilizers from Whitney Farms, Dr. Earth, Down to Earth, Grow More, and others. All-purpose fertilizer or blends tailored for lawns, transplants, roses, rhododendrons, vegetables, & more. Single ingredient meals include ; alfalfa, kelp, fish, cottonseed, bone, fish bone, feather, and blood meal; oyster shell, gypsum, rock phosphate, greensand, Epsom salts, granulated sulfur, and Sul-Po-Mag.
Plant growth stimulants and soil conditioners: Humic acid, Messenger™, Cedar Grove Compost Tea, liquid kelp and fish, Eleanor’s VF-11™, harpin growth stimulants, mycorrhizal soil inoculants, earthworm castings, guano, chicken, and steer manure.
Disease and pest control: extensive line of Safer’s, Bonide, Green Light, and others including Neem oil sprays, Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis), natural flea and mosquito control, diatomaceous earth, pyrethrins, horticultural oils, soaps, pet-friendly slug bait, Hot Pepper Wax, Remedy, and herbal or natural rodent, cat, dog, & deer repellents.
Barrier and physical pest control methods: Tanglefoot sticky traps, bands, and barriers, copper slug barrier, floating row covers, insect traps, rodent and mole traps, spider traps, pheromone traps & lures, slug saloons, bird netting, electronic pest repellents, scare tape, owls, and eyes.
Moss control: Worry Free Moss & Algae Control, Safer Moss & Algae Remover.
Weed control: vinegar-based spray or soil drench (Blackberry Brush Block), Burnout® contact herbicide, corn gluten pre-emergent herbicides, landscape fabric.
Beneficial Organisms: Orchard Mason bees (native pollinators), ladybugs, red wiggler composting worms, beneficial nematodes (predatory on larvae of craneflies, root weevils, fleas, and other soil-dwelling insects), Bt (caterpillar spray and mosquito dunks), mycorrhizal soil inoculants, microbial soil conditioners, compost inoculants. Pheromones to attract ladybugs, other predatory insects, and pollinators.
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