blend of composted bark, peat moss, moisture-retaining coir, iron, & starter and slow-release fertilizers.

• Supports Strong Growth: This mix helps your plants grow well by creating the right environment for their roots.

• Keeps Plants Hydrated: Retains moisture, so you spend less time watering and more time enjoying your garden.

• Works for All Plants: Whether you’re growing flowers, vegetables, or houseplants, this mix is versatile enough to suit your needs.

• Promotes Easy Maintenance: With balanced ingredients, this mix supports your plants, so you can enjoy gardening with less effort.

• Boosts Plant Vitality: Encourages vibrant growth and helps your plants flourish, bringing life to your garden or home.

Ready to use Indoors and Outdoors for potted plants and raised beds

PLANTING/REPOTTING

1. Choose a clean pot with drainage holes at the bottom (to prevent water from

   accumulating and reduce root rot).

   2. Fill pot level full with Nurture Blend™ Premium Potting Soil - do not compact

   the soil.

   3. Make a hole slightly larger than the plant's root system.

   4. Gently set plant in hole and add soil to hold the plant firmly at the same depth

   as it was in its previous container.

   5. Water thoroughly, allowing water to seep through the drainage holes. Repeat

   a second time.

   6. Allow soil to dry out between additional watering’s.

RAISED BEDS

1. You may fill an entire raised bed with Nurture Blend™ Premium Potting Soil

   or top off as needed.

   2. Dig a hole slightly larger than the plant's root system and gently set the plant

   in the hole. Add soil to hold the plant firmly.

   3. Water thoroughly. Repeat a second time.

   4. Allow soil to dry out between additional watering’s.

AMEND POOR QUALITY GROUND

1. Dig a hole 2-3 times wider than the plant's root system. Mix the dirt from the

   hole with an equal amount of Nurture Blend™ Premium Potting Soil.

   2. Set the root system in the hole and add the mix of potting soil and existing

   dirt to firmly hold the plant.

   3. Water thoroughly. Repeat a second time.

   4. Allow soil to dry out between additional watering’s.

Water as needed. DO NOT OVERWATER. Plants should generally be allowed to dry

out between waterings. Checking the top two inches of soil with your finger or a

toothpick is a way to see if the soil is moist or dry.

Quality plant care includes watering with one teaspoon of water-soluble plant food

mixed with a gallon of water.