by John Ferguson | Fact and Infosheets
Soil is the outermost layer of our planet that all life depends upon. Five tons of topsoil spread over an acre is as thin as a dime. It takes natural processes at least 500 years to form 1 inch of topsoil. Over 70,000 types of soils have been identified in the United...
by John Ferguson | Fact and Infosheets
In Houston there are many types of mulch available at prices very cheap to over $40 per cubic yard. The real question is why are some of these mulches so cheap? Many vendors cut quality in many ways to reduce price and the customer ends up suffering the consequences...
by John Ferguson | Fact and Infosheets
Saves: Money – Time – Looks Better – Works Better Native Mulches are the highest quality and most beneficial mulch material available and at lower cost than barks or hardwood. Native mulches when composted or aged are even of higher quality. The heat...
by John Ferguson | Fact and Infosheets
Compost is like any other product we buy and use, there is a huge variation in price, quality and value. So how does one determine the value of compost? How does compost compare to other products like fertilizers, seaweed, fish emulsion, humates, beneficial microbes,...
by John Ferguson | Fact and Infosheets
The Australian Government Analytical Laboratory has found that organically grown vegetables (tomatoes, beans, peppers, and beets) had higher levels of calcium, potassium, magnesium, and zinc than conventional produce. Calcium levels were up to 8 times higher,...
