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01.062015October 13, 2016

Gardening FAQ’s – Getting Ready for Summer

By BGI FertilizersIn Meg's MusingsTags CITRUS, CITRUSGAIN, SUMMER, SuperGain, TOMATOGAIN

22.042015October 13, 2016

Happy 45th Anniversary Celebration of Earth Day from BGI

By BGI FertilizersIn Meg's Musings

01.042015October 13, 2016

Bougainvillea Preferred for Allergy Sufferers

By BGI FertilizersIn Meg's MusingsTags allergy, bougainvillea flowers, low pollen

01.092014October 13, 2016

Fall Gardening is Here!

By BGI FertilizersIn Meg's MusingsTags fall gardening, indoors, prune, wintering over

14.112012October 30, 2015

BGI Select Quick-Draining Soil

By BGI FertilizersIn Meg's MusingsTags all natural soil, bgi, bgi select soil, bougainvillea soil, canadian peat soil, dolomite soil, draining soil, excellent drainage, florida peat soil, gardening soil, low moisture soil, pine bark soil, plant aeration, planting, quick draining soil, root aeration, waterlogged soil, xerophytic plants

Soil is an important part of plant growth, and sometimes it is not given as much importance as it should. Quality of soil helps determine...

18.092012October 30, 2015

PalmGain Palm Tree Fertilizer

By BGI FertilizersIn Meg's MusingsTags fertilizer, iron, magnesium, minerals, nitrogen, nutrients, potassium, sulfur

Different species of plants have unique fertilizer requirements. Palm tree fertilizer, fern fertilizer, ixoras fertilizer, cycad fertilizer, and ornamentals fertilizer needs can all be cared for by...

21.082012October 30, 2015

All Purpose Liquid Fertilizer

By BGI FertilizersIn Meg's MusingsTags flowering plant fertilizer, lawn fertilizer, shrub fertilizer, tree fertilizer, vegetable fertilizer

Grow & Gain Grow & Gain is an all-purpose liquid fertilizer that contains an ideal mix of nutrients and beneficial ingredients for your lawn, garden...

29.052012October 30, 2015

Hibiscus Fertilizer

By BGI FertilizersIn Meg's MusingsTags Care, Feeding, Fertilization, Hibiscus

Hibiscus plants are native to tropical climates and will thrive in hot and humid conditions year round. However, many plant enthusiasts have successfully grown the...