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Watch how Bloom is made

Who is Bloom for?

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Landscapers

Bloom is one of the most affordable, high performing soil conditioners available to the landscaping trade.

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Farmers

Bloom is a slow-release fertilizer rich in organic matter, ideal for improving soil structure and promoting drought tolerance.

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Contractors

Meet organic matter specs and get grass growing quickly, cheaply and sustainably with Bloom.

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Homeowners

Bloom is a sustainable, multi-purpose soil amendment, providing the nutrients of a fertilizer and the organic matter of compost to keep your lawn and garden healthy.

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Benefits from Soils Expert

“Bloom has tremendous potential. The plants not only are bigger, but the tissues are thicker and the taste is delicious. You look at how healthy the plants are and how lush the growth is, there is something there. And what is there is Bloom.”

– Dr. Frank Gouin, Professor Emeritus of Horticulture, University of Maryland

Give Your Soil a Boost

How to use Bloom

Use Bloom to help get new plants established

Plant Establishment

Trees, flowers, vegetables, fruit, herbs – Incorporate ½-1 inch of Woody Blend to a depth of 6-12 inches of existing soil.

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Learn how to use Bloom for lawncare.

Turf Maintenance

Incorporate ½-1 inch of Sandy or Woody Blend to a depth of 6-12 inches of existing soil.

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Get information about Bloom in planting beds.

Potting Soil Blends

Uniformly blend Bloom into a standard growing media. Place in pot and plant, then water.

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Use Bloom as a topdressing for your lawn

Top Dressing

Spread ¼” Bloom evenly on your lawn to improve soil quality without disturbing turf growth.

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Slow-release Fertilizers

Bloom is a slow release fertilizer, releasing a slow, steady amount of nutrients over time. Natural slow release fertilizers like Bloom slowly add nutrients to the soil by naturally breaking down and decomposing into a plant-available form. The advantages of a slow-release fertilizer are that your plants are spoon fed nutrients over time, rather than a chemical based, quick release fertilizer that provides a large one time shot of immediately available nutrients. Quick release fertilizers are typically more mobile, meaning they are more subject to run off and to wash out of the root zone. They also need to be applied more judiciously to avoid foliage burn.

Bloom’s slow release fertilizer, recycled from the wastewater stream, provides nutrients to your plants and soil over multiple seasons. Incorporate Bloom into your soil before planting for best results.

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