Starting in 1925 with a single item, Nitrohumus, Kellogg Garden Products has become a major player in the plant-mixture business. Headquartered in California, the company offers a variety of soils, fertilizers, mulches, and amendments, including natural and organic products certified by the Organic Materials Review Institute. Living in California since 1846, the Kellogg family donated a home to the Heritage Museum of Orange County and contributes to the community in numerous other ways. Kathy Kellogg Johnson, for instance, serves as a founding member of the Association of Compost Producers and has traveled to Tanzania and Mexico to assist the Plant With Purpose program in support of sustainable development.
Kellogg Garden Products sells all-natural items, such as Kellogg N’Rich, a planting mix and mulch that inhibits weeds and enriches flowers and plants. Other offerings include Kellogg All Natural Garden Soil and Gardner & Bloome Natural & Organic All Purpose Fertilizer. Many of the products come in different-sized bags ranging from 4 pounds to 50 pounds. Kellogg Garden Products provides a 100% satisfaction guarantee on its offerings and rebates on soils and fertilizers.
Recognizing the importance of teaching children environmental stewardship and of the benefits when children plant and see the fruits of their labors, Kellogg Garden Products supports school projects whenever possible. The firm assisted The New City School-Long Beach Boulevard in building an urban farm and Tustin Memorial Academy with a fruit and vegetable garden. Kellogg Garden Products also provides resources for Gardenerd projects and partners with The Environmental Media Association to introduce gardening to urban students.
The Kellogg Garden Products website includes a wealth of information on the products and on growing plants, flowers, and grass. Visitors can learn how to create a container garden or plant roses that bloom beautifully. They can download Kellogg Garden Products applications or brochure, read testimonials, utilize a soil calculator, or click on Ask the Experts. Visit www.kellogggarden.com for more information on Kellogg Garden Products.
