Join us on May 25th from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Sauder’s Hardscape Supply for an Extravaganza full of fun and food!
We will have giveaways, free food, custom wood-grilled pizzas, hot dogs, and smores. We will also have an ice cream sundae bar and a bounce house for the children!
New Holland, PA
(717) 354-5570
With years of research and development behind them, Wind River Plant Microbes are designed to benefit your plants and your produce. The soil microbes for sale from Wind River balance the populations of beneficial bacteria within the ecosystem. The overall goal is to keep a high amount of good microbes so they can fend off pathogens and invasive species. When we achieve this goal, nutrient conversion rates and overall healthy growth rates soar through the roof, all while saving you money and time.
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Introducing this soil amendment into your plants' ecosystem will break down the soil, giving water room to seep into your plants' root systems. This is helpful for the root systems of trees, shrubs, and other woody plants as it helps the water permeate deeper into the roots. This helps the roots of any plant to grow quickly and penetrate deeper into the soil.
Our BioSoil soil amendment is a natural and clean way to improve the growth of your plants. Not only is this soil amendment safe for the environment, but the microbes will also help your plants, trees, and shrubs to thrive. This method of plant care is also very sustainable, and you won’t have to worry about buildup over time. If you care about keeping harmful pesticides and fertilizers out of our ecosystems, this is an excellent solution for you.
Using our product as a soil amendment will help protect your plants and trees from soil-borne diseases. They help create a protective barrier by colonizing around the root system. This helps prevent the growth of harmful fungi and bacteria. Woody plants are already teaming with microbes to help defend against pathogens and pests such as blight, rust, root rot, and insects.
We have this soil amendment for sale not only for the purpose of keeping your plants healthy but also to reduce the cost of expensive fertilizers and plant food. You won’t have to use nearly as much fertilizer to keep your plants healthy year-round by giving them the nutrients they need.
By breaking down organic matter, this soil amendment releases essential nutrients such as phosphorus, potassium, and nitrogen. As a plant grows and develops, it needs these essential nutrients to flourish, and microbes provide a way to get this vital food to your plants.
More and more agricultural lands are collapsing every year. Farms that have been in family possession for generations are folding, and urbanization is taking over. Younger generations are moving on different things, and plots of land are being unattended and left in the dust. Now more than ever is the time for action and save our land. Taking care of what God has given us by bringing life to soils and restoring the foundation of agriculture.
This Cotton Crop in Butler, Oklahoma. With fertilizer prices go up year after year. Greg collins made the switch to Soil care. After comparing side by side with a neighbor's field planted at the same time. The crop was treated with soilcare and produced whiter, fuller, and more robust plants. Higher quality crops mean better outcomes when harvesting and selling at market.
The Restore OKC Urban Garden Center uses a wide variety of growing types and techniques, from vertical farming aeroponics to hydroponics and Aquaponics. Alongside their traditional farming techniques, Wherever Soil Care was used, they saw beneficial results not only in the health of their soil and plants but also in the health of their aquaponic fish.
A Side-by-side comparison test treated 10 azaleas mixed with Biosoil sprayed on the foliage and straight Biosoil applied to the soil. The other 10 azaleas were only watered. The man at the nursery continued to treat the 10 azaleas twice a week with the mixed Biosoil spraying the foliage. He only watered the other 10 azaleas for two weeks.
After Two Weeks, the difference is outstanding!
Treating with BioSoil Supercharged the azalea's growing and flowering ability! The treated ones pushed out all of their blooms, and the untreated ones barely had any blooms.
The microbes from Wind River is a healthier, more sustainable, resourceful product that doesn’t harm any of our environment… It only helps.Read more “Healthier and Sustainable”
SoilCare helps speed up the germination process and can even be mixed into your watering pitcher for containerRead more “Restore OKC Using Soil Care”
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Visit our 5,000 square feet indoor hardscape materials showroom in New Holland, PA where you will find hardscape layouts, outdoor kitchen ideas, patio paver designs, patio lighting features, and our high-quality patio furniture all on display. Find the colors and textures that best complement your style, and a guide to help you choose the best combinations for your hardscape project in New Holland, PA. Here you will find hundreds of hardscape materials on display along with a full display of backyard and patio ideas.
“Paver Pete” has authored numerous articles and has appeared as a leading hardscape expert on more than 25 national and local television and radio programs, including “Hometime,” “Home Team,” and “Man Cave.” Pete is one of the industry’s leading experts on permeable pavement systems and is an accredited instructor on Porous Pavements for the American Institute of Architects/American Society of Landscape Architects.
Pete has taught, bid, marketed, sold, and installed pavers and SRW’s on a large scale, in over 30 states in the U.S. and five countries abroad.
Currently residing in Ohio with his wife and daughter, Pete enjoys his collection of Jeeps, motorcycles, and cars. Reading close to 50 books per year on history, politics, religion, and economics…as well as business, marketing, sales, and construction keeps Pete very busy!
At age 14 Brad Stephenson started his career shearing Christmas trees at a local tree farm. He has now spent more than 30 years in the green industry that he loves. A 1994 Governor Mifflin High School alumnus, he is also a graduate of the Berks Career and Technology Center’s (BCTC) Horticulture program, earning the Outstanding Horticulture Award in his senior year. Upon graduation, Brad worked at a few companies to hone his management skills before joining New Castle in 2005 as a “laborer”. Brad continued to grow in management and helped take New Castle from an $800,000 company to a $10,000,000 company. In 2014, he earned the position of partner, and now is now co-owner and CEO of New Castle Lawn & Landscape. Brad’s passion lies in building teams of great people and in challenging individuals to grow. With 84 employees, he and his team has implemented a mentorship program helping local high school juniors and seniors to explore landscaping careers. Brad is a Certified Behavioral Analysis Consultant and a DISC Certified Instructor and a member of business groups that help push him to always challenge himself. Brad is also a business consultant helping other small businesses identify pain points and work through challenges to realize their full potential. Brad has been a guest on the Hardscape Growth Podcast along with several other industry podcasts and served on conference panels where he has spoken on topics ranging from tech integrations to team building and culture.
Brad is also passionate about giving back. He is active in many non-profits which includes serving as a regional board member for the Caron Foundation and is on the John Paul II Center for Special Learning board. His mission is to impact as many lives as he can both personally and professionally.
