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Whitney Farms 100% natural plant food, a better way to feed your plants – Luv Saving Money

Whitney Farms 100% natural plant food, a better way to feed your plants

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This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Whitney Farms for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

I don’t claim to have a green thumb but I do like to have a small garden each year.  I have a small shade garden on the side of my house and a small vegetable/fruit garden in the back yard.  I tried to have a perennial garden once until my hubby chopped everything down thinking they were weeds and then sprayed them with weed killer. Oy!

I love having my gardens.  The last year or two I’ve been trying to find more info on having a more natural, organic garden.  There is a number of aspects to consider from having organic soil to pest control that won’t harm your plants, kids, or the environment.  Weeding is another time consuming thing so I had to look into safer ways to inhibit weed growth.  

In my search one thing I found was organic plant food that is 100% natural.  No additives, just ingredients straight from the earth.  One such brand I found was Whitney Farms®.  While you’re there, sign up to get a $3 off coupon

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Whitney Farms has had 25+ years of gardening experience.  Their products have low to no dust, no manure odor, are easy to apply, contain beneficial microbes, and have specially designed protein blends that provide your plants with macor and micronutrients that they need to grow.

I’ve used other brands of plant food before but I really didn’t know what was in them.  I worried about if my kids would get a hold of it or what it was really doing to the soil. With organic plant food I feel better knowing that everything in it comes from nature.  

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I always look at my garden catalogs I receive.  I see the pictures of perennial gardens that could be and think, I’d like to have a garden like that some day.

 

 

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Author: Angie

I'm a wife and a a mom of 4: 3 boys and a girl. I also have 3 fur babies, cats named Soleil, Luna, and a Savannah cat name Malkia. I work part-time outside my home as a COTA/L at a local hospital. I cover Johnstown, Altoona, and Pittsburgh areas. I love to do reviews and host giveaways for my readers. Contact me: angwith4 at gmail dot com if you would like a review.