FoxFarm Happy Frog Bone Meal 3-12-0 | 4lb - OMRI Listed - (Case of 12)

Steamed Bone Meal for Bulbs and Phosphorus-Hungry Flowering Plants

Bulbs and heavy-flowering perennials draw on phosphorus reserves that a nitrogen-heavy fertilizer doesn't replenish, and bone meal has served as a slow, traditional phosphorus source for that exact purpose for generations of gardeners. FoxFarm Happy Frog Bone Meal 3-12-0 is a fine-screened, steamed bone meal fertilizer built around that high phosphorus content, with calcium included for cellular structure.

The 4lb OMRI Listed bag, sold in a case of 12, suits retailers and growers maintaining regular fertilization schedules for bulbs, flowering perennials, and garden beds.

Key Features & Benefits

• OMRI Listed — keeps bulb and flowering-perennial feeding within organic certification.
• High phosphorus at 12% — supports flowering and general plant growth stages where phosphorus demand runs high.
• Calcium content — supports strong cellular development in plant tissue.
• Fine-screened processing — gives an even granular texture that's easy to work into soil.
• Granular format — worked into planting holes, incorporated at the base of plants, or used as a top dressing.

Who Should Use Bone Meal Fertilizer

Gardeners planting bulbs, growing flowering perennials, or feeding any plant with a high phosphorus demand are the fit for this bone meal, particularly those who want a traditional, slow-release phosphorus source with organic certification.

About Fox Farms

FoxFarm produces its Happy Frog Bone Meal at its Humboldt County, California operation, applying the same fine-screening and steaming process the brand uses across its granular soil amendment line.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is bone meal used for in a garden?

It's a phosphorus source for bulbs, flowering plants, and other crops with a high phosphorus demand, and it also supplies calcium that supports cellular development in plant tissue. It's a traditional amendment gardeners have used for this purpose for generations.

Is Happy Frog Bone Meal OMRI Listed?

Yes, it's OMRI Listed for use in certified organic production. That covers use in vegetable beds, flower borders, and bulb plantings alike.

Is bone meal appropriate for every plant in my garden?

It's particularly well suited to bulbs, flowering perennials, and other phosphorus-demanding plants. It isn't recommended for soils that already test high in phosphorus or for acid-loving plants that need a more specialized formula.

How do I apply bone meal when planting bulbs?

Work it into the planting hole when setting bulbs or transplants, or apply it as a top dressing around established plantings and lightly incorporate it into the soil surface. Water in thoroughly after application.