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Using Organic Fertilizer in your Colorado Garden
But if a plant is showing signs of nutrient deficiency in your Colorado garden, an organic fertilizer would not be a good choice since the slow release property would not help to quickly fix the problem.

Mixes for Outdoor Containers
Now gardeners have a new secret weapon that works where plants need it most – in the root zone. Premier Horticulture is the industry’s leading producer and distributor of premium quality potting and planting mixes for both professionals and home gardeners.

Caring For Balloon Flower
Balloon flowers prefer 1/2 to 1 inch of water per week from rainfall or watering, but they tolerate dry soil and will do well with much less water. Sprinkle a handful of slow release nitrogen fertilizer on the soil around each group of balloon flower plants in the spring for the rain to soak in .

Caring for Hawthorn
It is not necessary to fertilize mature Hawthorn trees in the spring, that is an optional job best done in the fall. Mulching the soil over the root zone year round with 2 or 3 inches of organic material such as chopped leaves or wood chips helps keep soil moist.

Prevent Billbugs Next Year
Add about a 1/4 inch of organic material such as peat moss, composted municipal sludge, or sifted compost each year to virtually eliminate the buildup of thatch that serves as protection for billbugs.

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