Greenway Biotech Dolomite Lime

While standard garden lime primarily provides calcium, Dolomite Lime contains both calcium and magnesium. This makes it a dual-purpose amendment that corrects soil acidity while simultaneously addressing magnesium deficiencies, which are common in many garden soils.

Dolomite Lime is a slow-release amendment, meaning it provides a gradual and stable pH correction rather than an immediate spike. You should expect to see results over a period of weeks to months, which is safer for your plants and prevents drastic soil chemistry swings.

The most effective method is to broadcast the powder evenly over the surface and then work it into the top 6 to 8 inches of soil. This ensures the nutrients reach the root zone where they are needed most.

Yes, it is suitable for both. It works effectively to sweeten acidic soil in vegetable patches, fruit tree beds, and lawns, helping to create a more hospitable environment for nutrient uptake across your entire landscape.

Spring and fall are the best times for application. Applying in the fall allows the lime to break down and integrate with the soil over the winter, while spring application prepares the ground for the upcoming growing season.

Yes, Greenway Biotech Dolomite Lime is a natural soil amendment. It is registered with the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) and supports sustainable farming practices by improving soil structure without the use of synthetic chemicals.