What is Go-Worm Blue Ribbon Lucerne Garden Mulch?
Lucerne, otherwise known as alfalfa, is a nitrogen-rich legume that easily releases its nitrogen and trace elements into the soil when mulched. Our Go-Worm Blue Ribbon Garden Mulch is quality lucerne grown on the renowned Liverpool Plains, produced, processed and packed by our exacting standards.
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Why are more and more people using Lucerne?
Throwing just any mulch on your garden won't do. Many mulch products can contain bugs, mould, fungus and weeds. Still other mulch products can take years to decompose and release their nutrients into the soil. If you’re not careful you can ruin all your hard work.
Gardening experts around the country recommend Lucerne for many reasons - primarily for the significant amounts of vitamins and minerals like phosphorus, potassium, iron, protein and vitamins that are found in lucerne’s raw product, and it doesn't contain ammonia. Additionally lucerne replenishes carbon in the soil, promotes worm activity, decomposes faster therefore more quickly releasing its nutrients, saves up to 50% on water and is an all natural product.
The benefits of lucerne
A better source of nitrogen without the ammonia
Poultry or animal manures contain ammonia which can be toxic to plants, causing burning and over fertilising which will result in poor plant growth. Lucerne mulch has a rich balance of nitrogen and potassium plus other important trace elements that plants can absorb as they need them without the risk of ammonia being added to your soil.
A rich source of nitrogen, potassium and important trace elements
There are almost no other mulches that provide such a rich source of nourishment. Manuka Go-Worm Blue Ribbon Lucerne Mulch contains nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, iron and calcium. It's protein rich and contains Vitamins A, C, D, E and K. Most of lucerne's nitrogen is contained in the leaf system which it fixes for its own use, and when the plant is used as mulch this nitrogen is released together with very beneficial levels of all its other trace elements.
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