We pride ourselves in our wide selection of organic soil amendments, which we have available in large bags and also by the lb.  Our goal is to move people away from synthetic chemicals and pesticides and over to a more natural, sustainable way of growing.  We believe in biological horticulture, essentially feeding the microbes which then cycle the nutrients for the plants.  You can read bit more about our philosophy at www.gardeningwithmicrobes.com

One exciting product we’ve added is our water-only soil mix.  This soil mix is a combination of organic nutrients and minerals, as is a complete soil that needs nothing more than light and water to grow healthy plants!  You can read more about it by clicking here.

You can view a more complete list of our products by clicking on the product link in the menu at the top of the page.

We stock ballasts, lights, reflectors, organic nutrients and pesticides, as well as a proprietary water-only soil mix.

Click on the “Products” tab for an updated listing of what we have available.

Here’s a brief list of our current feed options:

Chickens

Starter:

Scratch and Peck (soy and corn free, non-gmo certified, organic, produced in WA)

Conway (conventional starter, non-medicated, produced in WA)

Payback (conventional, medicated for coccidiosis)

Grower/Developer:

Scratch and Peck (soy and corn free, non-gmo certified, organic, produced in WA)

Conway (conventional, non-medicated, produced in WA, also for broilers)

Layer:

Scratch and Peck (soy and corn free 16% protein, non-gmo certified, organic, produced in WA)

Conway (soy free certified organic pellet 16% protein, produced in WA)

Conway (conventional 18% crumble, produced in WA)

Conway (conventional 18% pellet, produced in WA)

Scratch:

KIS Farm Scratch (Custom scratch we make on-site)

KIS Farm Organic Scratch (Custom scratch we make on-site)

Scratch and Peck (3 grain, non-gmo, corn free, produced in WA)

Conway (Conventional, 2 grain, produced in WA)

Payback (Conventional, 5 grain)

Misc:

Chick Grit

Hen Grit

Limestone Grit

Oyster Shell Flakes

Kelp Meal

Black Oil Sunflower Seeds

Flax Seeds

Cracked Corn

Other Poultry Feeds:

Payback All Purpose Poultry (19% protein)

Payback Waterfowl Feed

Conway Waterfowl Starter

Rabbits:

Conway Rabbit Feed 17% (conventional, 50 lb bag or per lb in our bulk bin, produced in WA)

Conway Rabbit Feed 21% (conventional, 50 lb bag, produced in WA)

Payback Rabbit Feed 18% (conventional, 50 lb bag)

Payback Rabbit Feed 16% (organic, 25 lb bag)

Alfalfa bags (mini bales)

Horses:

Conway Horse

Conway Premium Horse

Conway Senior Horse

Triple Crown Senior Horse

Triple Crown Complete

Triple Crown Low Starch

Triple Crown 30%

Equis Golden Senior

Equis Element

Conway Beet Pulp with Molasses

Payback Beet Pulp Pellets without Molasses

Payback Beet Pulp Shreds

Equis Rice Bran Pellets

Wet & Dry COB

Alfalfa Pellets (organic)

Alfalfa Pellets

Alfalfa (bale)

Timothy Hay (bale)

For example, the Desert King Fig is hardy to 5 degrees F and can be grown in a container or in the ground.  As well as being a unique addition to your yard with it’s exotic-looking leaf structure, it produces a medium-sized fig and a mature plant can yield 10-15 lbs in a season.

Another unique plant is the Honeyberry (Lonicera caerulea var. edulis).  Hardy to minus 40F, the Honeyberry produces a berry that is delicious and higher in antioxidants than blueberries.  1/2 day to full sun and 2 varieties that bloom at a similar time are necessary for cross-pollination.  Some varieties will reach only 2-3 feet in height and produce 5-10 lbs of berries per plant.  They are also disease and pest resistant.

Love blueberries but are renting your house or only have a small space for a container garden?  The Top Hat Blueberry is an excellent choice for container gardens.  Attractive and compact, it will grow to around 2 feet in height and produce a prolific amount of pea-sized blueberries.  In the fall, the leaves will turn a fiery red or orange color before falling off.   Can also be grown as a bonsai plant!

Here’s a picture of my back porch container garden.  The Top Hat Blueberry is on the right.  Also pictured are two columnar apple trees and a Peach Sorbet Blueberry.