I hear you about capitalism. It works better than a dictatorship with the wrong dictator.
The only thing that I fertilize these days is a blueberry bush that provides us with big fat plump blueberries from late June to August. I'm on my last quart bag of frozen blueberries in the freezer. I grab a small handful of blueberries out of the bag each morning to eat with my oatmeal. I purchased a quart of fresh blueberries from the store today and they were awful. Small and shriveled up. I put them into a quart size freezer zip loc bag and will use them with my oatmeal for as long as they last. I wish it was June already and I had some blueberries on the bush that were ripe and ready to pick. I get that fertilizer in a plastic jar called Shake and Feed. It has the regular amounts of nitrogen, potassium and phosphorous.
When my dad was still gardening, we would get a pickup truck full of horse manure and throw it over the garden and then till it into the soil every year. Then he would buy phosphate rock dust in large 50 lb. bags and put that into the soil. Phosphorous is a limiting nutrient. Do you know what limiting nutrient means?




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