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On the other hand, there are some natural fertilizers thatare made of the following: animal waste, compost andmany more. You might think that is disgusting but really ithelps the plants grow and also that it does not kill thepollinators that are trying to help the garden grow. Did you know that the normal fertilizers contain:chemicals,including zinc, lead, cadmium, chromium and evenarsenic? These chemicals may result in harmful effects tohumans and to animals health or even death. Think aboutwhich way is better using natural fertilizers or to use toxicchemicals that kill animals and animals trying to help thefarmers plants grow and to be healthy? The EuropeanUnion has agreed to use only natural fertilizers and so hasTokyo and that will make a massive change in the world ofgardening.Obviously, we are not happy to use these dangerouschemicals in a school with young children.So, what aresome natural fertilizers that we can use to help ourplants grow?After some further research with Papy Michel (aka:thegarden expert) I found out about a natural fertilizer calledcoconut fiber. From the interview with Papy Michel, hereis a summary of what is coconut fiber and how it will helpour plants and garden grow: Coconut fiber actually protectsthe plants from invading one another's roots and protectingthem from all the moisture of the soil and from any bacteriathat is on the outside of the soil. When we were in classlearning about fertilizers that’s when something sparkedmy brain, so I thought why not research what are thenatural fertilizers that we can use when planting our school
garden and how much it will cost and where we can buy itfrom. In the graphic you will read about the costs of everysingle plant and fertilizer.Garden Budget (graph 1)
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