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Native Neem Natural Granules

Native Neem Natural Granules

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Native Neem Natural Granules (BIOGRO CERTIFIED) are the residue left from the first extraction process, after the seeds kernels are crushed to extract the oil. 

 

This is a natural and organic product that prevents and kills insects in the garden. If used at 4-6 weekly intervals you will very rarely need to use any other sprays.

 

Good for all soils, all crops and all seasons. It works primarily by increasing the humus content of the soil.                               


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What Are Native Neem Natural Granules?

Native Neem Natural Granules are a BioGro certified organic garden product made from the residue left after neem seed kernels are crushed to extract the oil. They help prevent and control insect pests naturally and improve the humus content of your soil. One 500 g pack suits home vegetable gardens, native plantings and ornamental beds.

How to Use Neem Granules in Your Garden

Scatter the granules evenly over the soil around your plants and lightly rake them in, then water well. Apply every four to six weeks through the growing season. Used this way, you will rarely need other sprays. The granules suit all soils, all crops and all seasons.

Frequently Asked Questions

General & How-To

Are neem granules a fertiliser or an insecticide?

Both roles overlap. Neem granules help control soil insect pests, and as they break down they add organic matter that improves the humus content of your soil.

Are neem granules safe for vegetables?

Native Neem Natural Granules are BioGro certified organic and suitable for all crops, including vegetable gardens.

What is the difference between the granules and the liquid?

The granules work in the soil over several weeks. The Organic Native Neem Seaweed Liquid Fertiliser is diluted and watered on for a faster feed. Many gardeners use both.