Nourishing, microbe rich, contaminant free compost products
Devine Gardens is a 70-acre regenerative farm in Nelson, NY. We have a small herd of Dexter beef cattle. Their manure and bedding are used to make clean, contaminant-free, nutrient & microbe-rich soil amendments including vermicompost, Super Grow and compost. All soil products are approved for organic use so that gardeners can enjoy healthy, productive plants without the use of harmful chemicals. Your roots will be huge and extensive and your soil will come alive with health.
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How Does Your Garden Grow?
Is it full of healthy, productive plants, beneficial insects, earthworms, toads, frogs and butterflies? Devine Gardens products will help you make your soil healthier so that you can have a beautiful, natural garden. Go to The Basics page for information about how to use vermicompost, making tea with vermicompost and setting up a worm bin.
Have questions? Call me 315-663-1675, Tina
Have a Healthier Garden without Harmful Chemicals
Devine Gardens vermicompost is a nourishing, microbe rich soil improver made by red wiggler composting worms. Contaminant free and OMRI approved.
Learn more about vermicompost, compost and other information about healthy soil and plants - plain and simple.
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