Daddy Pete's Organic Mushroom Compost - 25QT
Daddy Pete’s Mushroom Compost is a great organic amendment for enriching the soil used to grow fruits, vegetables, and even flowers. You can use this organic mushroom compost in the garden to fortify the soil, to increase the depth of your raised beds, and to improve your soil’s texture.
Spread organic mushroom compost on surface approximately 2” deep and till into soil 6” - 8” . For trees and shrubs, mix one part organic mushroom compost with three parts soil and fill in with same mixture, pressing down. Water thoroughly after planting.
Available Bag Sizes
25 QT
Product Uses
Amending Soil, Vegetables
Natural Compost Mixture
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Shampoo and gel benefits made from natural ingredients and comforting body wash.
Cleaning natural without fragrance for babies sensitive to perfumes and aromas.Contains the Blueberry leaf recognized for its soothing, antioxidant and protective virtues for baby's skin.
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Daddy Pete's
Since 1907, the Smith family has been farming 250 acres of land in Stony Point, North Carolina. In 1988, Alan Smith, the fourth generation of the Smith family farmers, began exploring the possibilities of composting the cow manure produced by his dairy cows. As the composting method was developed, he needed a name for the product. His great-gra...
Since 1907, the Smith family has been farming 250 acres of land in Stony Point, North Carolina. In 1988, Alan Smith, the fourth generation of the Smith family farmers, began exploring the possibilities of composting the cow manure produced by his dairy cows. As the composting method was developed, he needed a name for the product. His great-grandfather, who originally started the family farm, was nick-named “Daddy Pete”. It is in his honor that we proudly present to you our professional, organic products that we call “Daddy Pete’s Plant Pleaser”.
