If you live in Southern California you may or may not know that we have 2 growing seasons! Once your spring and summer fruits or veggies have come and gone it is time to think about fall planting. You may have heard of it, it is called succession planting. There is a wide variety of [...]
This product is used for topping grass seed after planting seed into our 50/50 planters mix. We suggest about 1/2 inch of product to keep the seed protected from birds and to keep it moist while it is germinating. Seed Topper is used also in many of our designer soils and used to boost your existing lawn. Contact us [...]
This planter mix was our very first product back in 1998. It is packed full of nutrients, there is no need to mix with any soil or other nutrients like potting soil. No need to mix with any soil or other nutrients like potting soil. This has all you will need to have a great garden. We also [...]
We have taken some of our most popular soil mixes and combined them to make a Raised Garden Bed Mix. Vegetable crops thrive in this mix it shows excellent performance. This blend contains our quality Fir Fines, Top Soil, Soil Conditioner and Sand. No need for a Topper this one will not crust over after being in the [...]
What a great idea! Here is a great picture and some instructions on how to create a hotbed for your plants with those pesky plastic bottles you have lying around. 1. Use one of our premium soils to set the foundation for your hotbed. You can learn more about our soils here: https://socalmulch.com/grow-mulch-soils/ 2. Grade your land [...]
This custom blended designer soil is distinct in that we take great care in blending some of the best products nature has to offer. SCM blends the following items into our PharmaSoil: Forest Humus, Douglas Fir Fines, Organic Compost, 3/8’s Mini Fines, #4 Perlite, Bat Guano, Worm Castings, Bone and Blood Meal, Pacific Kelp, Sphagnum [...]
Thanks to: Melinda Myers--Special to the Valley News Picture yourself harvesting a few fresh strawberries for your cereal in the morning or perhaps picking a few apples from your own backyard tree to cook up into a pie. It is possible, even if you garden on a balcony or small lot. And even if you [...]
Get ready to enjoy the best vegetables you’ve ever eaten. In many regions, vegetables will grow 3 or 4 seasons of the year. Warm-season vegetables, such as tomatoes and cucumbers, grow in the frost-free weather of late spring until fall. Cool-season vegetables, such as lettuce and broccoli, grow in the cooler weather of early spring [...]
