Espoma Organic Bone Meal Fertilizer 4-12-0. All-Natural Plant Food Source of Nitrogen and Phosphorus for Organic Gardening. for Bulbs & Other Flowering Plants; Pack of 3
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- Condition
- New
- Size
- 3 Pack
- Model
- BM04
- Weight
- 4 lb
- Item Form
- Powder
- Item Type Name
- FERTILIZER
- Application Method
- Mix into soil
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- FERTILIZER
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Features 5
- FOR USE ON: Use Bone Meal organic fertilizer for all bulbs both Spring and Fall as well as annual and perennial flowers
- CONTAINS: 100% All natural domestic Bone Meal with no fillers or additives. Provides long lasting nitrogen, phosphorus and calcium
- WHEN / HOW TO USE: Mix Espoma Organic Bone Meal into the soil at time of planting
- FOR ORGANIC GARDENING: Bone Meal is approved for organic gardening; It is a registered Organic Input Material meaning it meets all requirements for organic production
- MADE IN THE USA: Product of the Espoma Company. The leader in natural organics since 1929
Description
- FOR USE ON: Use Bone Meal organic fertilizer for all bulbs both Spring and Fall as well as annual and perennial flowers
- CONTAINS: 100% All natural domestic Bone Meal with no fillers or additives. Provides long lasting nitrogen, phosphorus and calcium
- WHEN / HOW TO USE: Mix Espoma Organic Bone Meal into the soil at time of planting
- FOR ORGANIC GARDENING: Bone Meal is approved for organic gardening; It is a registered Organic Input Material meaning it meets all requirements for organic production
- MADE IN THE USA: Product of the Espoma Company. The leader in natural organics since 1929
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Specs 15
| Brand | Espoma |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 4 pounds |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Specific Uses For Product | Gardening,Organic,Plant Food |
| Number of Packs | 3 |
| Model Number | BM04 |
| Manufacturer | Espoma |
| Number of Items | 3 |
| UPC | 302687403625 |
| Unit Count | 192 Ounce |
| Item Type Name | FERTILIZER |
| Part Number | BM04 |
| Application Method | Mix into soil |
| Coverage | Medium |
| Target Species | all bulbs both Spring and Fall as well as annual and perennial flowers |
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Essential for beautiful roses!
Bone meal makes a huge difference in growing beautiful roses. I am finally able to plant roses, and have time to give them the care they need (and deserve). After I dug the bed, amended the soil and soaked my barefoot roses from Jackson and Perkins, I dug the place for each rose and added 1-2 cups of bone meal to each hole. I then added water to wet and then cover the bone meal. I then added the soil back in and with my shovel, mixed it well. I then scooped out as much of this mixed soil as I needed to to plant the roots. I added enough water to make it 'mucky', (but not 'runny'), stirring well. Then, I placed those large bare roots down into the mucky mixture, and gently pressed it all in, on, and around those roots. THEN, I added a couple of inches of the reserved soil mixture on top of that, and pressed it firmly into place. Finally, I finished with the rest of the soil, being careful not to cover the actual football, and left that final coating 'loose', so it is able to quickly absorb water. Within days, leaves were forming, an in 1 week little branches were forming! There are a couple of things to be prepared for, though: 1. This stuff stinks to high heaven, but my mini doxies actually thought is smelled LIKE heaven! So... 2. Pet dogs will dig up your roses trying to find the source of that awful / wonderful smell, so you'd better keep an eye on them--roses AND dogs. Overall, an A1 product when paired with great roses, but P U for that smell!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026 by M. M. Best
Quality
Works great, when planning.
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2026 by JAC
Espoma Bone meal works good.
Helps with stong root development especially with bulbing vegetables. Easy to use , no odor. It's versatile in the garden. Again can't go wrong with Espoma.
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2026 by J
Great for transplanting
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2026 by Tola
can really see the difference
nice product, must follow instructions to see results
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2025 by ViDen
Vegetables plants love this!
Great product! Add it to my vegetable garden every 2 weeks and they love it!
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2026 by Florida Girl Grows
Great product
If you want your plants to produce, I’d invest in this
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2026 by Wendy Tipton
It's bone meal!
Bought to use with tomato plants. Seems to do the job!
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by Neoma W.