Nature's Wonder Plant & Turf Booster

06/18/2026

New plantings about to POP! 💥🌿

All planted in May with zero transplant shock and ready to show up! What’s going on in your garden this season?

06/13/2026

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Have a wonderful weekend everyone!

06/11/2026

“A recent study published in Scientific Reports suggests a notable geographical link between global soil fertility and the average intelligence quotient of nations. The findings provide evidence that the nutritional quality of local soils might play an indirect role in shaping human cognitive development on a worldwide scale.

Human brain development relies heavily on adequate nutrition, particularly the intake of essential minerals and vitamins. Plants and animals absorb these nutrients from the earth, meaning human diets are deeply connected to the health of the ground beneath their feet. When soil lacks vital elements like iron, zinc, or iodine, the food grown in it tends to be nutritionally deficient. Deficiencies in these specific nutrients are known to negatively affect cognitive growth, especially in young children.

Zinc and iron are necessary for the central nervous system to build physical structures and produce the chemicals that allow brain cells to communicate. Severe or long-lasting dietary shortages can lead to persistent cognitive impairments and learning difficulties.”

The results should be interpreted as evidence that soil fertility is one potentially important environmental correlate of human intelligence rather than a dominant or exclusive determinant. Read more about this fascinating study.

Read more 👇
https://organicconsumers.org/scientists-have-found-a-geospatial-link-between-soil-fertility-and-national-intelligence-scores/

06/10/2026

🌿 Celebrate National Herbs & Spices Day by Growing Your Own Flavor! 🌿

Today is National Herbs & Spices Day, a perfect reminder that some of the freshest, most flavorful ingredients can be grown right outside your back door—or even on a sunny windowsill.

Growing your own herbs is one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to start gardening. Not only do homegrown herbs taste better than store-bought varieties, but they also save money, reduce waste, and provide a continuous supply of fresh flavor throughout the growing season.

🌱 The Top 3 Herbs to Grow at Home
1. Basil
A favorite among gardeners and home cooks alike, basil is easy to grow and thrives in containers or garden beds.
Popular Uses:
🍅 Fresh caprese salads
🍝 Pasta sauces and pesto
🥪 Sandwiches and wraps
🍹 Summer cocktails and mocktails

2. Rosemary
This hardy herb offers a wonderful aroma and can tolerate heat and drought once established.
Popular Uses:
🥔 Roasted potatoes
🍗 Chicken and grilled meats
🍞 Homemade breads and focaccia
🫒 Infused oils and marinades

3. Mint
Fast-growing and highly productive, mint is best grown in containers to keep it from spreading.
Popular Uses:
🍹 Mojitos and iced tea
🥗 Fruit salads
🍫 Desserts and chocolates
🌿 Refreshing herbal teas

🌼 Why Grow Your Own?
✔ Fresher flavor and aroma
✔ Convenient access right outside your door
✔ Cost-effective compared to buying fresh herbs weekly
✔ Attracts pollinators to your garden
✔ Great way to introduce children to gardening

Want bigger, healthier herbs all season long? Healthy soil and proper nutrition are key to producing vigorous growth and abundant harvests. Boost your herbs with Nature’s Wonder to help support stronger roots, fuller plants, and more flavorful leaves.

This National Herbs & Spices Day, consider planting a few favorites and discover just how easy it is to bring fresh, homegrown flavor to every meal.

What herbs are growing in your garden this year? Tell us in the comments!

05/29/2026

🌱 Compost Like a Pro: Turn Kitchen Scraps into Garden Gold 🌱
Composting is one of the easiest and most powerful ways to improve your soil naturally while reducing household waste. Healthy compost feeds your plants, supports beneficial microbes, improves water retention, and helps create stronger roots and greener growth.

Here’s how to compost properly:
♻️ What You CAN Compost (“Greens” + “Browns”)
✅ Greens (Nitrogen-Rich Materials)
• Fruit & vegetable scraps
• Coffee grounds & tea bags
• Fresh grass clippings
• Plant trimmings
✅ Browns (Carbon-Rich Materials)
• Dry leaves
• Cardboard & newspaper
• Straw or hay
• Small twigs

💡 A good rule of thumb:�Use about 2–3 parts browns to 1 part greens for balanced decomposition.

🚫 Avoid Adding
• Meat, dairy, or oily foods
• Pet waste
• Diseased plants
• Chemically treated wood or glossy paper

☀️ Location Matters�Place your compost pile or bin in a partially shaded area with good drainage.

🔄 Turn Your Pile�Mix or turn your compost every 1–2 weeks to add oxygen and speed up decomposition.

🌧️ Keep It Moist — Not Soaked�Your compost should feel like a wrung-out sponge. Too dry = slow breakdown. Too wet = bad odors. Add some to help break things down quicker! It helps boost microbial activity by 5x!

🌿 When It’s Ready�Finished compost is dark, crumbly, and smells earthy — not rotten. Add it to garden beds, containers, lawns, and around trees for healthier growth naturally.
Healthy soil starts with healthy habits 🌎�
Compost today, grow stronger tomorrow.

05/28/2026

Deadheading geraniums is one of those small jobs that really pays off 🌺 It keeps the plant tidy and encourages more color.

05/28/2026

05/28/2026

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05/23/2026

05/20/2026

IT’S TEA THYME! A fun way to consume some sunshine on these beautiful sunny days and to use up some of those excess herbs growing in your garden, is to craft up a little Sun Tea…All you have to do is gather some of your favorite herbs around the garden (or your cupboard), throw them in a glass container, fill the container with water, cover, and just let your concoction bask in the sunshine and slowly steep while you continue on with your day! In a few hours, you’ll have a lovely tea that’s sunshine infused and ready to enjoy as is, or over ice…You can even add some honey!

Pictured here are some herbs I’ll typically use for this (mainly because that’s what’s growing outside my window). However, there are plenty of ingredients and ways to get a little more creative!

The next time you have strawberries, don’t throw away the tops! The tops can be enjoyed in tea…Did you know strawberry leaves are high in vitamin C, iron, and calcium, as well as contain tannins, which helps with digestion, nausea, and stomach cramps?! Soo much medicine in our plants that many of us are unaware of…

What’s in your cup?