Organic Bountea's blog

High in the mountains above Boulder, Colorado, a garden thrives – flowers blossom, elderberries turn deep purple, delicious tomatoes load down the vines. In downtown Boulder, an avid rose gardener admires her fragrant blooms. In Alaska, the vegetables reach record size, yet taste sweeter and provide more nutrition than ever.

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Soil Health Solutions, LLC

Background Information
It all started back in 1993 with the first Guinness World Record. John Evans was gardening like he had never gardened before, creating gigantic vegetables that took all the prizes at the Alaska State Fair. People wanted to know how he did it.

Your tomato plants look limp and sickly. Their lower leaves have turned a nasty yellow between the veins. You need to do something quickly. Searching the web, you discover your tomatoes have magnesium deficiency. Under the bathroom sink, you find an old bag of Epsoms Salts and an empty spray bottle. Dissolving a tablespoon of the salts in a couple of pints of warm water, you spray the leaves of the tomato plants all over. A couple of days later, the plants are bright green and healthy again.