Atlanta, GA (1888PressRelease)
June 12, 2009 - Going Green Organics has recently added a liquid fertilizer to its list of organic fertilizers with the development of the certified organic formula 4-1-2 liquid fertilizer. This new Ecklonia Kelp and Marine Fish based liquid will expand their current product line of premium organic fertilizers and add a convenient treatment solution for commercial and residential needs. With the current trend in “green” landscaping products, Going Green Organics has provided the consumer with a healthier, safer option which is proven to outperform synthetic fertilizers.
Although few companies are supplying organic fertilizers, Going Green is committed to giving consumers an environmentally friendly fertilizer which promotes soil health without leaching into waterways. In addition, their list of organic fertilizers, both granular and liquid, work better than synthetics by encouraging microbial growth in the soil. Not only does this provide better soil for the plant to grow, it saves money by reducing the number of applications needed.
Bobby Wallace, president of Going Green had this to say about the new liquid organic fertilizer. “This new product line allows the consumer to handle all of their fertilization needs with a convenient liquid application in a cost effective manner. Whether is lawns, flowers, vegetables, or shrubs, this all natural liquid formulation has the benefits of increasing the microbial activity in the soil and thereby stimulating the root systems of the plants.
This is Going Green Organics very own stimulus package. Feed the soil and the soil feeds the plant. Simply put, if it has roots, then this is the fertilizer to use.” The addition of the liquid is consistent with their mission to invest in the health and future of the Earth while increasing profits for businesses and vegetation growth for consumers.
By being a front-runner in supplying organic fertilizers, Going Green has invested heavily in organic elements to ensure the future is green. Looking ahead, Going Green Organics hopes other companies will follow their lead and look to more natural alternatives for plant treatments.
For more information regarding the liquid organic fertilizer, please contact Going Green Organics at www.goinggreenorg.com.
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