Milorganite Blog: Green and Growing.

Dormant fertilization, in the North, applied when the weather turns cold, prepares lawns for a healthy spring and early greening.

There are pros and cons to fertilizers derived from organic and synthetic sources. Homeowners can make the best decision for their yard with a simple comparison.

Research demonstrates guaranteed iron content in Milorganite will continue to meet customers’ high standards for a green lawn with no concrete staining.

Abundant harvests of home-grown vegetables start now with the addition of Milorganite—safe for growing all edibles. Companion plantings will help deter pests.

Nothing beats the flavor of fresh-from-the-garden tomatoes. Make this your biggest and tastiest tomato harvest yet with proper planting and care.

Select the right spreader for your yard—drop or broadcast. And learn how to calibrate any spreader for best fertilizing results in just six easy steps!

You and your lawn need a well-balanced diet to remain healthy. You can enjoy steak and potatoes. Here’s what’s in fertilizer, which your lawn prefers.

Use straw bale gardening to add productive garden space and raise your planting bed. With straw bales, you can create a garden in areas with poor soil.

Add a few practices to your lawn mowing routine and borders to your landscape to save time, money, and effort, all while nurturing a healthy lawn.