Hi Max - there is an Organic Gardening forum here just for organic gardeners so check it out.

The link below is to several previous discussions on organic fertilizer recommendations, one from just down the page.

Dave

Here is a link that might be useful: recommend organic fertilizer discussions

Max,

A lot of fertilizers are expensive.. You could probably do without them.. Some good old compost does wonders... A nice thick layer of mulch as well... Compost, compost, and compost!

Some organic fertilizers,etc I use are:

-compost
-leaves,other plant matter
-woodash(only a very minute amount)
-kelp
-rockdust
-blood/bone meal
-feather meal

If you just want to buy stuff for the convenience, espoma biotone is one of my favorites!

It's easy to over spend, just watch out... Remember that the best thing you could do for your plants, is what your doing for the soil... Compost is one of the best things you could do for your soil, thus it's one of the best for your plants.

Joe

Joe listed a lot of good ones. Others you may want to consider are cottonseed and alfalfa meal(N), bone meal(P), kelp meal(K). Fish and seaweed emulsions and extracts. Bat guano, manures, and worm castings.

Everything but the guano(including the supplemental city-produced compost and mulch) I buy in bulk to keep costs down.

Kevin

Max,

Also get some good books,or research online.. Look up Composting,cover crops/green manures, sustainable Permaculture, organic gardening... There is much more to gardening than fertilizers.. Watch the back to Eden film it will give you some ideas(backtoedenfilm.com)..