Organic

Our most versatile dry fertilizer
Boost a variety of plants and build organic matter in your soil over time.
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Promote growth across your landscape
Our organic dry fertilizer is great for use on new or established flowers, vegetable gardens, trees, and shrubs. Slow-release nitrogen supports sustained growth, while other essential nutrients encourage rooting and support plant hardiness. Plus, carbon-rich ingredients like poultry litter and feather meal help build organic matter over time. Bonus? Applying is easy! Just open the easy-pour spout, measure, and mix it in.
- 2 lb. bag with easy-pour spout
- Resealable pouch
- Covers 50 sq. ft.
- 7-3-7 NPK
- Ready to use
- For outdoor use
- For containers, flower pots, beds, trees, and shrubs
- Safe to apply to consumable plants when used as directed
- Feeds your plants, trees, and shrubs for 4–6 weeks
- OMRI-listed and CDFA-approved for organic gardening

Organic Garden Nutrient Instructions
Learn how to fertilize your outdoor plants with Sunday’s organic garden nutrients. From containers to garden beds, Sunday makes it easy to feed your plants the nutrients they need.
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Love it
Happy to have a natural fertilizer my plants
Was this review helpful?Easy and Effective
This product like all of Sunday's line-up was easy to use. I was looking for an all purpose fertilizer and this fit the bill! It did a great job.
Was this review helpful?Definitely buying again next year
I added this to my plants every 6-8 weeks during growth season and my flowers have never bloomed more.
Was this review helpful?Helped Save Some Dying Plants
Used this to feed some plants I had neglected and they sprang back to life. It was great and easy to use!
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