Soil Science: Read Before Installing Your Water Drip System
Accurately watering your plants can be challenging without proper knowledge of soil, climate and other planting factors. As a general rule, too much watering can lead to suffocation of the roots, while too little watering can deplete soil of essential hydration. So...
Organic Matters: Soil Health and Natural Pest Control
Written by: Angela Thomas, NY City Pest Control Soil Degradation and Erosion Soil degradation has become a major concern among many farmers. Degradation can be defined as soil that has been contaminated by: Salinization: the accumulation of soluble salts, causing...
Selecting Plants: Gardening Tips in Northern Nevada
After weeks of nursing your seeds to seedlings, there are bound to be a few seeds that didn’t make it. That’s ok! While the loss may be a “kick in the plants,” buying plants from a nursery is a completely reasonable method to get your garden off to a good start this...
Garden to Table Friends: Companion Planting in Northern Nevada Gardens
It’s no secret, spending time with friends is good for you! But did you know that plants have friends too? Placing compatible plants next to each other allows them to benefit the company. This strategy, known as companion planting, helps deter pests, increase the...
Last Minute Garden Prep: 3 Quick and Dirty Tips From Full Circle
With the recent April showers (and sunny days just around the corner), we’re all eager to get our hands in the ground and finally start gardening. But not so fast! Let’s take a quick look around backyard to make sure your garden is fully prepped to receive new plants....
Can I Plant My Tomatoes Now? When to Plant Tomatoes in Reno and Northern Nevada
Oh yes, it’s April in Northern Nevada … well, technically it’s April everywhere. But, this month always bring furrowed eyebrows to the faces of gardeners in and around Northern Nevada. Why? Because it’s a time of gambling, sort of. See, April could be the month that...Start Seeds in a Recycled Egg Carton. Sow Quinoa Seeds the Easy Way.
With Full Circle Soils & Compost, starting seeds indoors is easy (and largely fool proof). In this brief video, Farmer Craig shows how easy it can be to start seeds in a recycled egg carton. Let’s sow some quinoa seeds!...
Extra! Extra! Full Circle Makes the News! Read All About it Here.
Full Circle Soils and Compost has been partnered with Mother Earth for over 20 years. That kind of longevity gets noticed! Recently, the University of Nevada and the Reno News & Review have been so kind to share some kind words about the earth-friendly stuff we’re...
Sprouting Seeds Indoors? Seed Trays Are Nice … So Are Rotisserie Chicken Containers. DIY Seed Starting with Full Circle Soils
We’ve been posting a lot about sprouting your own seeds and how it’s done. At this point, you know it’s easy. So, what’s stopping you? Is it the task of heading down to your local nursery or hardware store to purchase a seed tray? Well, that...
For questions, comments, retail information and custom blends, get in touch!
775.267.5305
Info@fullcirclecompost.com
Billing Address: P.O. Box 640, Minden, Nevada 89423
Physical Address: Full Circle's compost site is only accessible by commercial clients and distributors. Please visit one of our awesome distributors or request a bulk delivery. Copyright Full Circle Soils and Composts 2015. All Rights Reserved.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER (because we have to)
Built by Bareknuckle Brand Marketing