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I have a predominantly native garden growing in fairly poor gravel soil and feel the plants need some additional food to keep them healthy. What do you recommend?

April 26, 2017fairly feel garden gravel growing native plants poor predominantly soil

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I have a predominantly native garden growing in fairly poor gravel soil and feel the plants need some additional food to keep them healthy. What do you recommend?

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Most Australian native plants are sensitive to phosphorus (P) so it’s important that you use a specially formulated fertiliser such as Natural Natives which has an NPK ratio of 14:2:6.3. Natural Natives contains a slow release fertiliser as well as blood and bone and will provide native plants with all the nutrients they need to prosper.