Plants to Plant into SEA SOIL

I realized after all these years using SEA SOIL in my garden that you can plant almost anything into SEA SOIL. Some plants do not like too many nutrients in their soil and they need to quickly dry out between watering but if you're willing to take the time to find the right mixture of SEA SOIL, you can plant any type of plant into SEA SOIL.

When you blend (for example 5, 10, or 15%) SEA SOIL into these types of plants you still get the nutrients and organics that will benefit the plant and still get the drainage the plant needs. Some plants, however, thrive in 100% SEA SOIL as it will never burn their roots.

I call our SEA SOIL the "Swiss Army Knife" of plant products because I can patch my lawn where my dogs have dug it up then go and empty the rest of the bag into my roses or even my tomato plants.

I know it may be hard to believe that an organic soil can work this well in so many different planting conditions but just be patient and play with SEA SOIL in different ratios to find out what works for your plants.

I have now been making and using SEA SOIL for over 12 years and it took me a while to get over the "gardening science" attitude to find out that looking at N: P: K percent on a chemical fertilizer package and matching those numbers to the tag on a plant is not the best approach when you have poor soil to begin with. "Grow your soil" from the start and you'll likely find that your plants might not need fertilizers at all. I haven't used fertilizers now in over 12 years and have enjoyed incredible results.