Alfalfa's Secret Soil Enhancer

Introducing Alfalfa's Secret - Your Secret to Gardening Success!

Alfalfa's Secret builds soil fertility naturally with a season long release of nutrients. For generations, farmers used the alfalfa plant as a primary source of nitrogen for crops before the advent of commercial fertilizers. The alfalfa plant also carries a full complement of minerals needed by growing plants. Early farmers referred to alfalfa as “green manure” as it was tilled into their fields.

Use Alfalfa's Secret as a mulch to feed plants, enrich soil, retain moisture while helping to keep weeds away. Incorporate it into the soil in the fall as a soil amendment to build healthy soil for the next growing season. In addition to being natural, grown and packaged on Midwestern farms, a significant advantage to gardeners is the product's cleanliness. The results are a blooming success.

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Apply Alfalfa's Secret to all garden and landscape beds to reduce moisture loss and suppress weeds.
Alfalfa's Secret adds natural organic material to your soil and helps build populations of microbial organisms that benefit all your plants.
Mulch garden beds after a soaking rain or when the area has been irrigated. Moist soil under a layer of Alfalfa's Secret will retain the moisture making it available to your plants
Continued seasonal use of Alfalfa's Secret will break up heavy clay soil turning it into a rich loam. In sandy soil, continual season use will build superior water retaining soil great for growing all types of plants.
Alfalfa's Secret benefits the growth and health of Roses, Perennials, Annuals, Vegetables as well as all landscape plants. Use it as an additive in planting and as soil cover mulch.
Alfalfa's Secret provides slow release nutrients that will increase flower and vegetable yields.
New planting beds need organic Alfalfa's Secret to improve existing soil, which insures a successful landscape job.
Alfalfa's secret can benefit new perennials. Mix Alfalfa's Secret and excavated soil, use this mixture to plant the new perennial. This technique can be used with any addition to the landscape.