This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Whitney Farms for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
As I enter my second year of gardening in my backyard in Ridgewood Queens one subject has been hot on my mind, whats really going on in my soil? I've only lived in this apartment for a year and when I moved in the backyard wasn't even being used for much more than storage with a whole carpet of astro turf covering it entirely. It was a sad sight so its pretty easy to assume the soil could use some help. Maintaining an organic garden is very important to me because keeping unnecessary chemicals out of my food is a big part of why I grow for myself in the first place.
That is why I would like to try organic plant food by Whitney Farms® ! Their plant food will make up for my soil short comings and my plants will not be wanting for nutrients and minerals! I know most purists would say I couldn't boast that my produce would be 100% organic unless I used only organic soil in a container garden but that sounds like an idea for next year perhaps. This year I've already started growing and even harvesting, my collard greens and radishes have been growing like wildfire. Once I pick all the radishes, beets and carrots from my side bed I will defnitely add in some organic soil before sowing the next batch of seeds. If your interested in trying Whitney Farms® products click on their name to sign up to recieve a coupon for $3 off your purchase of organic soil or plant food. You can thank me for the coupon by tweeting me ( @fashion_isgreat) with pics of your pretty garden!
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