Start with what is your soil like now?
What did a good, reliable soil test tell you about that soil?
What is the level of organic matter in your soil now?
How much of each material do you have"
A couple of tons of compost probably will be of great benefit and maybe the alfalfa meal and kelp meal, as organic matter, but the blood meal may introduce, with the alfalfa and kelp meal, too much Nitrogen. The bone meal may be of some, limited, benefit a couple of years from now depending on how active your Soil food Web is.

The materials you listed are primarily sources of nitrogen and phosphorus. What your trees likely need in the greatest quantity (if they are producing fruit) is potassium. I would recommend adding some Sul-Po-Mag or something similar to the mix.

The previous owners of my landscape used the above ingredients for plum, cherry, apricot, peach and apple trees. and got good results.
I was told to use two cups of blood meal and the amount foe other ingredients was left out.

If I am to add the other ingredients how much of the other ingredients would be kosher with two cups of blood meal?

The kind of soil I have saturates quickly and drains quickly.
When it dries it looks like a desert and when it rains it looks like mud.

Are you asking if the use of blood meal is Kosher or not?

Wondered that myself.... accordance to dietary laws or simply an appropriate "recipe" mix for his listed ingredients.

"Are you asking if the use of blood meal is Kosher or not?"

No.
IÂm just simply trying to find out what would be the right amounts of the listed ingredients, as shown above, to go with two cups of blood meal.