That will work fine. It's a mixture of feather meal, bone meal, alfalfa meal, manure, greensand and potash. It also has 3 different species of Bacillus which is a beneficial bacteria for the soil, which is nice.

You could add some bone meal to help bump up the middle number (phosphorus) of the 5-2-6. Since you're using mushroom compost your soil Ph is probably below 7. But it wouldn't hurt to get a cheap Ph meter or test kit. Bone meal won't do any good for soils above a 7 Ph.

how much do i use...the instructions are for trees...we're so glad to have you for help~~~!!!~~~

All of those ingredients on their own are recommended to apply 10-20lbs per 1000sq feet. Let me know your length and width of your beds and I can breakdown that formula for your size.

4 x 32...i have 3 soaker hoses running the length 2 ft apart

Half a bag per bed. You could apply that every 3-4 weeks. Also if you were to add some liquid molasses it would stimulate the soil microbes and they would breakdown all they stuff faster making it available to your plants quicker. Use Blackstrap Molasses 2 tablespoons per gallon of water. You can get it at any grocery store it's typically next to the pancake batter.

Well it's been a while since we had a couple of hard freezes and I really thought it was going to wipe out most of the peach crop, but it looks like I will have about a 70% yield. I lost both of my bee hives to moths, I really was not expecting but maybe a 10% yield, so I'm kind of pumped. PM me if you want some they are organic, no pesticides have ever touched them. The first batch will be ready come early June.

If you want organic soil for your garden then have a look at our organic soil page GWG Organic Soil

I only planted one row this year. Zucchini and yellow squash on the end away from my location last year. Zucchini is starting to set.



One of my bigger tomatoes.



This is a clump of 8 tomatoes. A limb got in my way.



Jalape�o ready to pick when I need it.



Cucumbers are blooming. I'll put a teepee over the tomato cage later.



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Looking good Bill! I was just about to ask everyone for an update. Here's mine. Tomatoes are setting nicely. Pepper pic doesn't look good but they are growing. Squash is looking great as are the cukes.

Might be picking squash and zucchini by mid to end of next week, lots of 3-4 inch on the plants. Everything is growing good.

Harvested most of my onions yesterday




Those were the ones that made it to the drying table. I have about 1/3 that many that didn�t make the cut and are being eaten green, and another 40-500 still in the ground that haven�t fallen over or bolted yet.

i'm wayyyyyyyyyyy behind yawl...on the left, maters / corn / onions...on the right, cukes / peppers / roma II's / taters



from the other end...taters r doin' good...onions suk...lost my rabbit's foot...planted to thick i think...try something else next year

We will all be throwing them over the fence next month. Neighbors will be locking their vehicles to keep us from putting squash in there.

Looks like your.doing just fine crapyetr !! Bill I think you may be right , the wife did use the last jar of squash from last year in preperation for this year!

Derek what are your raised beds made out of? It looks decorative.