Seeds contain nutritional compounds essential to plant growth. Allow these compounds to work in your garden by using Bonnie Herb & Vegetable Plant Food.
Our Bonnie Herb& Vegetable Plant Food comes in an easy-pour, bright green jug. Feed your plants with seed extractions from Mother Nature in liquid form.
What if the life-supporting power of a seed could be put into a bottle? That question inspired the inventor of Bonnie’s fertilizer to do just that. We’ve been using this unique, patented formula to produce lush, well-rooted, healthy transplants in our greenhouses. Now we are bringing the formula to you in Bonnie’s Herb and Vegetable Plant Food so that you can continue this excellent source of nutrition in your garden.
Why a Seed?
Mother Nature put into a seed all that is needed to propagate the next generation. Our plant food simply found these nutrients, extracted them, and placed the “secret” in a bottle.
How to Use Bonnie Herb and Vegetable Plant Food
Just mix with water and pour. You can use it from a watering can or a hose end sprayer over your entire garden. Follow the directions on the label.
Bonnie Herb & Vegetable Plant Food has been tested and approved by the National Home Gardening Club.
The Benefits
- Quick results.
- An excellent food source for beneficial organisms in the soil. Helps support healthy soil.
- Supplies nutritional compounds that enhance and benefit overall plant growth.
Why It’s Different
Compared to traditional chemical fertilizers, we see a superior response in the health and vigor of our plants when using this unique formula. Oilseed extract is known to contain nutritional compounds that include vitamins, minerals, amino acids and proteins, enzymes, natural wetting agents, plant hormones, and carbohydrates. All are vital to plant growth. Like the difference between a mother’s milk and canned formula, scientists are just beginning to identify the inherent advantages of nature’s design.
We invite you to try it and judge for yourself.
Download the Material Safety Data Sheet for Bonnie Herb & Vegetable Plant Food. The MSDS is in .PDF format and can be viewed in Acrobat Reader.
tt Kapphahn
How do I prevent botttom rot on Tomato,. I plant everything in contiaers.
Hi Jeanett,
Blossom end rot is a very common problem caused by a calcium deficiency, but there are a few ways to prevent and/or address it. You can find more info in the article Conquer Blossom End Rot. Happy gardening!
Kelly, Bonnie Plants