Storing Left-Over Fertilizer

Author Ellen Vande Visse

Got Left-Over Fertilizers?

Be sure to transfer them into

  1. metal garbage cans with lids

  2. strong buckets with lids

  3. or something equally secure

Protect it from

squirrels,

voles,

mice,

dogs,

cats,

shrews.
They love your garden amendments that smell so delicious and nutritious!

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