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All soils are made up of small particles, varying in both size and texture. Sandy soil particles are relatively large, with lots of space in between them. This means that soils comprised mostly of sand tend to drain well, but water disappears quickly taking nutrients with it, often leaving little to support your plants' needs.
 
Sandy soils provide less than ideal environments for lush gardens and lawn. While pooling water isn't a concern, the lack of consistent moisture and sufficient nutrients are. Additionally, without much organic material to improve soil structure, sandy soils are loose and offer limited physical support. This makes erosion and wind damage ongoing concerns.
 
Fertilizers aren't the answer; numerous studies have shown that adding large amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium - the three elements you find noted as NPK on most fertilizer packages – actually reduces the organic material in soils, deteriorating the soil structure further.

The addition of organic material is widely recommended to improve sandy soils.

John & Bob's Soil Optimizer is comprised of "true humus"* from fully decomposed subterranean organic deposits, and essential soil additives like soluble calcium and iron which help to develop stable soil structure. Healthy organic soil, created with the addition of John & Bob's Soil Optimizer, provides more nutrients and a more hospitable physical environment for plant growth.

To improve sandy soils simply apply John & Bob's Soil Optimizer at the rate recommended on the bag.

Soil Optimizer may be broadcast by hand or spread with a hand held or push rotary spreader (rather than the drop style) using a #3 setting. There is no need to turn the soil or dig Soil Optimizer in; then water as you normally do.

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To improve sandy soils simply apply John & Bob's Soil Optimizer at the rate recommended on the bag.

Soil Optimizer may be broadcast by hand or spread with a hand held or push rotary spreader (rather than the drop style) using a #3 setting. There is no need to turn the soil or dig Soil Optimizer in; then water as you normally do.

Soil improvement will begin to occur immediately, although at a level that won’t be apparent to the naked eye (the worms will notice, though!). Give your landscape 60 to 90 days, however, and you'll start to see results in the form of stronger, greener, more disease resistant plants.

Apply John & Bob’s Soil Optimizer twice a year, typically in spring and fall, for soil that continues to improve steadily season after season.

Soil Optimizer feeds and attracts soil micro-organisms and it coats the individual clay particles which improves the all important exchange of air and water. This sets the stage perfectly for the introduction of micro-organisms (the agents of nature) which are provided by Liquid Biotiller and Microbes & Minerals.

     
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* Most humus sold for landscaping use is in a form that still needs to decompose before it is useful to plants. This means it takes longer to become available to plants and the time required before you'll see any improvement is extended.
   
 
 
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