Down to Earth Organic Feather Meal Fertilizer Mix 12-0-0, 4 lb

Down to Earth Organic Feather Meal Fertilizer Mix 12-0-0, 4 lb PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Down To Earth’s Feather Meal 12-0-0 provides a slow-release nitrogen for heavy feeders and long season crops. Product Key Features Down To Earth Feather Meal is a five-pound box of all-natural fertilizer with 12-0-0 formula and is listed by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) for use in organic production An all-natural source of slow-release nitrogen-rich fertilizer derived from ground and hydrolyzed poultry feathers that works great for heavy feeders and long season crops Should be incorporated into soils before planting or side dressed throughout the growing season to provide a steady release of nitrogen necessary for optimum plant growth Nitrogen is essential for all types of growing plants and an adequate seasonal supply ensures plenty of shoots, flowers, fruits and vegetables Great to use with vegetable gardens, containers, trees, shrubs and row crops/acreage and is perfect for corn, tomatoes and fall harvested vegetables Down To Earth’s Feather Meal 12-0-0 is derived from hydrolyzed, dried and ground poultry feathers. An all-natural source of slow-release nitrogen, it is perfect for corn, tomatoes and fall harvested vegetables. DTE Feather Meal should be incorporated into soils before planting or side dressed throughout the growing season to provide a steady release of nitrogen necessary for optimum plant growth. Nitrogen is essential for all types of growing plants and an adequate seasonal supply ensures plenty of shoots, flowers, fruits and vegetables.

Neptune’s Harvest Organic 5-3-0 Crab and Lobster Shell Plant Food, 4lbs

Neptune’s Harvest Organic 5-3-0 Crab and Lobster Shell Plant Food, 4lbs PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Enhance your garden or lawn with this Crab & Lobster Shell fertilizer!Key Product FeaturesOMRI listed for 100% organic gardening use.This is an excellent dry organic plant food that contains Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Calcium, Magnesium and other essential micronutrients to promote plant health and growth.The crab and lobster shell pieces will keep your lawn, landscape, shrubs and gardens healthy.Ideal for use on gardens, trees, compost, turf potting mixes and bulbs.Read product label for specific application directions. Neptune’s Harvest Crab and Lobster Shell is an organic dry plant food that features a natural source of nitrogen, phosphorus, calcium and magnesium. When integrated into your soil it encourages growth of chitin-eating bacteria, which helps to control ants, grubs, fungus, and root nematodes. It will keep slugs and snails off when placed around plants. This product should be worked in the soil before planting, or top dressed. It can be applied to lawns with a broadcast spreader. Crab & Lobster Shell will keep your plants healthy and works great with Neptune’s Harvest Kelp Meal Multi Purpose plant food.

Allulose Sweetener 4 LBS, 100% Pure Zero Net Carb Natural Keto Sweetner

LOW CALORIE NATURAL SUGAR ALTERNATIVE: Zero net Carbohydrate bulk granulated powder that mixes easily in liquid. GREAT FOR YOUR FAVORITE RECIPES: Allulose powder has very similar properties to sugar and ideal for many different recipes. Gentle sweet taste. CLEAN TASTE: Allulose granules taste very similar to sugar and is 70% as sweet as sugar. Sugar replacement recommendations: 130 grams Allulose will equal 100 grams sugar

Fertilome Dipel Dust Biological Insecticide, 4lb

This 4 lb. bag of dust insecticide provides quick and easy application. Simply dust this product on plants at the rates listed below. Dust to thoroughly cover all plant surfaces. Apply when pests appear and repeat as necessary.

4 LBS 100% Premium CUMIN SEEDS WHOLE,PRODUCT OF INDIA,Super Fresh

WE GUARANTEE THAT WE HAVE THE BEST PRICE AND QUALITY ON EBAY !4 LBS (64 OZ) 100% GROWN Premium CUMIN SEEDS WHOLE, product of INDIA,super freshFREE SHIPPING, FAST DELIVERY.30 DAYS MONEY BACK, NO RESTOCKING FEE!Health BenefitsIt is probably not just for taste alone that cumin has made it into the stellar ranks of Indian, Middle Eastern and Mexican cooking. This ordinary looking seed is anything but ordinary when it comes to health benefits. Iron for Energy and Immune FunctionCumin seeds, whose scientific name is Cuminum cyminum, are an excellent source of iron, a mineral that plays many vital roles in the body. Iron is an integral component of hemoglobin, which transports oxygen from the lungs to all body cells, and is also part of key enzyme systems for energy production and metabolism. Additionally, iron is instrumental in keeping your immune system healthy. Iron is particularly important for menstruating women, who lose iron each month during menses. Additionally, growing children and adolescents have increased needs for iron, as do women who are pregnant or lactating. Seeds of Good DigestionCumin seeds have traditionally been noted to be of benefit to the digestive system, and scientific research is beginning to bear out cumin’s age-old reputation. Research has shown that cumin may stimulate the secretion of pancreatic enzymes, compounds necessary for proper digestion and nutrient assimilation.DescriptionAlthough the small cumin seed looks rather unassuming, it packs a punch when it comes to flavor, which can be described as penetrating and peppery with slight citrus overtones. Cumin’s unique flavor complexity has made it an integral spice in the cuisines of Mexico, India and the Middle East. Cumin seeds resemble caraway seeds, being oblong in shape, longitudinally ridged, and yellow-brown in color. This is not surprising as both cumin and caraway, as well as parsley and dill, belong to the same plant family (Umbelliferae). The scientific name for cumin is Cuminum cyminum. Cumin is available both in its whole seed form and ground into a powder. HistoryCumin is native to Egypt and has been cultivated in the Middle East, India, China and Mediterranean countries for millennia. Throughout history, cumin has played an important role as a food and medicine and has been a cultural symbol with varied attributes. Cumin was mentioned in the Bible not only as a seasoning for soup and bread, but also as a currency used to pay tithes to the priests. In ancient Egypt, cumin was not only used as a culinary spice, it was also an ingredient used to mummify pharaohs. Cumin seeds were highly honored as a culinary seasoning in both ancient Greek and Roman kitchens. Cumin’s popularity was partly due to the fact that its peppery flavor made it a viable replacement for black pepper, which was very expensive and hard to come by. Cumin was also noted for both its medicinal and cosmetic properties. Its application to induce a pallid complexion was frequently employed by many students trying to convince their teachers that they had pulled “all-nighters” studying for their classes. Although a much prized spice, cumin became a symbol of frugality and greed in ancient Rome. Both Marcus Aurelius and Antoninus Pius, emperors with a reputation for their avarice, were given nicknames that included reference to cumin. During the Middle Ages in Europe, cumin was one of the most common spices used. Around that time, cumin added another attribute to its repertoire—it became recognized as a symbol of love and fidelity. People carried cumin in their pockets when attending wedding ceremonies, and married soldiers were sent off to war with a loaf of cumin bread baked by their wives. Cumin’s use for fortifying love is also represented in certain Arabic traditions in which a paste of ground cumin, pepper and honey is thought to have aphrodisiac properties. While it still maintained an important role in Indian and Middle Eastern cuisines, the popularity of cumin in Europe declined after the Middle Ages. Today, cumin is experiencing renewed recognition owing to newfound appreciation of its culinary and therapeutic properties. How to Select and StoreWhenever possible, buy whole cumin seeds instead of cumin powder since the latter loses its flavor more quickly, and the seeds can be easily ground with a mortar and pestle. Even through dried herbs and spices are widely available in supermarkets, explore the local spice stores or ethnic markets in your area. Oftentimes, these stores feature an expansive selection of dried herbs and spices that are of superior quality and freshness compared to those offered in regular markets. Just like with other dried spices, try to select organically grown dried cumin since this will give you more assurance that it has not been irradiated. Cumin seeds and cumin powder should be kept in a tightly sealed glass container in a cool, dark and dry place. Ground cumin will keep for about six months, while the whole seeds will stay fresh for about one year. Tips for Preparing and CookingTips for Cooking with CuminTo bring out the fullness of their aroma and flavor, lightly roast whole cumin seeds before using them in a recipe.

Ladino Clover Seeds – 4 Lbs.

Ladino Clover Seed – CoatedSeeding Rate: 1/2 – 1 lb. per Acre in pasture over seeding. When used for wildlife food plots exclusively, use 8 lb. per acre. Season: Plant late winter, early spring or in late summer.An exciting Ladino White Clover with exceptional growth habits, characterized by a tall, leafy, spreading plant mass. Advantage Ladino highly compliments existing pasture grasses, has good regrowth and persistence, and performs well under heavy grazing settings. Advantage Ladino is highly compatible with cool season grasses including tall fescue, orchardgrass and selected ryegrasses. Advantage will also compliment red clover. it will perform on a variety of soil conditions where other legumes are not well suited. Advantage ladino has amagnetic effect on wildlife, highly attractive to deer and turkey. With its dynamic appearance and user satisfaction, Advantage is becoming a very recognizable ladino in the mid west.On Feb-12-16 at 10:04:14 PST, seller added the following information: Add a map to your own listings. FREE Trial !