6 Friendly Bugs You Want in Your GardenDid you know certain insects are good for your garden and can actually protect your plants from pests? The secret to attracting beneficial bugs is simple — just make them feel at home! Attract them with their favorite plants, give them water to drink, and a place to shelter. These little critters will soon earn their keep by keeping pests at bay, pollinating your crops, and keeping your garden healthy and harmonious — no pesticides required! 1. Ladybug Long considered symbols of good luck,...
9 Plants Perfect For Your Indoor Garden This WinterOnce Spring ends, it’s common to think that your garden can’t be as productive. While it’s true that your plants’ growth may slow as temperatures drop outside, this doesn’t mean that you must halt your gardening efforts completely. One of the easiest ways to work around the winter weather is by planting an indoor garden! The key to growing successfully indoors is threefold: Ensuring you have enough light hitting your plants, whether it’s natural or synthetic (grow lights). Planting in lar...
What Are the Effects of Iron on Plant Growth?What is Iron? Iron, the 26th element in the periodic table, is one of 16 vital elements that are necessary for plants to grow and be healthy. While most people may think of iron as the tough, rust-prone material in their cast iron skillets, actually iron comes in various forms. Plants can make use of some of them, but in many types of soil, plants need a little help to be able to get the iron they need. What is the Function of Iron in Plants? Where plants are concerned, iron is a micronutrie...
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Still haven't gotten a COA for this product to verify the company's third party testing. I haven't heard from them in over a week. I have left a voicemail and a couple e-mails that have not been returned. It has been a month since I first ordered this product.
Greenway is refusing to provide 3rd party testing results
Well packaged product showed up amazingly fast. I attempted to contact greenway many times by email and by the website listed phone number. I received exactly one response from Tom Fert saying that they could help me establish a weekend pickup. It has now been a couple weeks and I still don't have a weekend pickup date, and complete radio silence about getting copies of the 3rd party testing results that they claim on their website.
I am greatly concerned about the quality of the product if the company is not really willing to provide the data that it claims to have, and advertises as a selling point of its products. I am also concerned about dealing with a business who can't or won't communicate.
6 Friendly Bugs You Want in Your Garden
Did you know certain insects are good for your garden and can actually protect your plants from pests? The secret to attracting beneficial bugs is simple — just make them feel at home! Attract them with their favorite plants, give them water to drink, and a place to shelter. These little critters will soon earn their keep by keeping pests at bay, pollinating your crops, and keeping your garden healthy and harmonious — no pesticides required! 1. Ladybug Long considered symbols of good luck,...
9 Plants Perfect For Your Indoor Garden This Winter
Once Spring ends, it’s common to think that your garden can’t be as productive. While it’s true that your plants’ growth may slow as temperatures drop outside, this doesn’t mean that you must halt your gardening efforts completely. One of the easiest ways to work around the winter weather is by planting an indoor garden! The key to growing successfully indoors is threefold: Ensuring you have enough light hitting your plants, whether it’s natural or synthetic (grow lights). Planting in lar...
What Are the Effects of Iron on Plant Growth?
What is Iron? Iron, the 26th element in the periodic table, is one of 16 vital elements that are necessary for plants to grow and be healthy. While most people may think of iron as the tough, rust-prone material in their cast iron skillets, actually iron comes in various forms. Plants can make use of some of them, but in many types of soil, plants need a little help to be able to get the iron they need. What is the Function of Iron in Plants? Where plants are concerned, iron is a micronutrie...
