Nature's Wonder Plant & Turf Booster

04/24/2026

Make sure to BOOST those new plantings 💦✨💚🌸💪🏽

Recipe for the healthiest & strongest transplants:
1. SHAKE WELL
2. Pour 3/4 cup (6oz.) into watering can
3. Fill with water
4. Water the soil deeply

Enjoy longer lasting blooms with less transplant shock, especially during heat and drought conditions!

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day 🌎💚

At Nature’s Wonder, we believe everything that grows deserves the right foundation to thrive—from backyard gardens and landscapes to indoor plants, trees, flowers, farms, and turf.

Our formula works beyond the surface, deep into the soil—supporting stronger roots, improving nutrient uptake, and enhancing microbial activity so plants can grow the way nature intended. The result? Healthier plants, more resilient growth with less inputs, and vibrant sustainable life everywhere you use it.

This isn’t just about greener lawns—it’s about thriving gardens with fuller blooms and stronger harvests…all while restoring balance to the soil and environments we depend on every day.

This Earth Day, choose to:
🌱 Support all plant life
🌿 Build healthier ecosystems
🌎 Reduce reliance on harsh chemicals and excess water
🌼 Grow stronger, organically

Because when we take care of what grows, we take care of everything.

Let’s grow something better—together.

04/17/2026

Don’t take our word for it…Here’s a review from another happy customer! Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend! 🥒🪴🌱💚

04/14/2026

Impulse buy: this gorgeous “City Garden Mix” of beautiful Mesclun from 🥬

*The info insert says 3 or more harvests— I bet if we water with a dose of we absolutely get more!!

04/13/2026

This 200-year-old peach orchard was almost turned into a warehouse…🍑

Now, it’s getting a second chance.

Last Friday, we met Bryce at his 28-acre farm in Moorestown, NJ—land that’s been in the same family for generations.

After 200 years of growing peaches, the soil was completely depleted. But instead of selling out, the original owners partnered with Bryce + Annie to bring it back to life—creating

And they didn’t start small…

🌱 400 new peach trees planted in one weekend!

That’s where we came in…

We kicked off the first of three soil treatments to:
✔️ Rebuild the soil microbiome
✔️ Strengthen root systems
✔️ Help reduce transplant shock

With a heatwave hitting, timing couldn’t have been better. (Quick reminder that now is the perfect time to boost your new and existing plants with our product).

Now we wait—and let the soil do its thing.

We’ll be back in a few weeks to see the results 👀

👉 Follow along to watch this orchard come back to life.

04/11/2026

Shoppers can browse hundreds of vegetables, herbs, houseplants and pollinator-friendly species, including native plants like bee balm and black-eyed Susans. Prices range from about $4 for starter plants to around $30 for more established options.

🔗 Read more: https://www.phillyvoice.com/philly-plant-lovers-free-sale-fairmount-park-april-2026/

04/11/2026

What better way to celebrate National Siblings Day than to announce the Hovi Sisters back in action! Please help us in welcoming Janeen Hovnanian to our JSHi team as Brand Manager. We have plenty of exciting new things in the works for this season- stay tuned!! 👯‍♀️🌱🌞💦🌻🌷♻️

04/07/2026

And remember to always transplant with Booster!!

Every perennial you split this month is one you didn't buy.

April is the division window — roots are active enough to recover fast but top growth hasn't committed the plant's energy upward yet. Wait a few more weeks and the transplant shock gets worse because leaves are already pulling water the severed roots can't replace.

The signal is almost the same across species: a dead or bald center surrounded by vigorous growth at the edges. That ring of energy is the plant telling you it outgrew its own footprint.

🌿 What to divide now:

- Hosta — divide when the rolled shoots are just a few inches tall. Push a sharp spade through the center. Each piece needs at least three eyes to fill in by midsummer. The roots are so forgiving at this stage that even rough handling rarely sets them back

- Daylily — pull apart individual fans by hand or cut through tangled roots with a knife. Two to three fans per division is enough for flowers this season

- Bee balm — develops a hollow dead center within a couple of seasons. Dig the whole clump, discard the spent middle, replant only the outer sections. The aggressive spread that made it crowd itself is what makes the divisions establish fast

- Garden phlox — split before the center dies out. Dividing also opens airflow through the crown, which helps reduce mildew pressure more than most sprays

- Astilbe — pull apart into sections with two or three crowns each. Divisions bloom more heavily than the overcrowded parent because each piece finally gets the root space it needed

- Coral bells — divide when the woody crown lifts above the soil, exposing bare stem between roots and leaves. Bury each piece slightly deeper than the original to keep roots in solid contact with moist soil

🌱 Grasses and structural plants:

- Ornamental grasses — divide right after cutting back the dead tops. A three-year clump of miscanthus may need a saw or an axe to split. Nothing elegant about it, but it works

- Siberian iris — lift and split fans into small groups with a sharp knife. Unlike bearded iris, Siberian roots need to stay moist — get divisions back in the ground the same afternoon

One afternoon of splitting gives you a second garden from the one you already paid for. Most of them look established again by June. 🪴

03/26/2026

We all know how important a healthy GUT is— well the same goes for your SOIL! 🦠💪🏽💦🪏

It is time to introduce your soil microbes to their new best friend- Nature’s Wonder® Plant & Turf Booster™. There is nothing on the market today that can match the performance
of Nature’s Wonder® for boosting microbial population growth & activity (by 4-5x)!

The beneficial interaction of the symbiotic microbes boosted by Nature’s Wonder® ultimately results in enhanced fertilizer efficiency, plant turgidity, soil structure, and overall soil & plant performance.

03/24/2026

Did someone say gardening season?! It’s time again to get back in the garden and get growing. But don’t stress, we’ve got the tips you need to start on the right foot.

12/06/2025

Attention Moorestownians!!! Stop by TODAY 12/6 to see at The Christmas Village in backyard!!! Discounted booster available for presents!!!