Giveaway: Baby Bio Outdoor Plant Food Range

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Welcome to my latest Baby Bio® giveaway.  This summer I’m trying out Baby Bio® Outdoor plant food in my garden and allotment, and I’ve got four prizes of the Baby Bio® Outdoor plant food range up for grabs.

Baby Bio® is about more than just indoor plant food, with a new Baby Bio® Outdoor range designed specifically for outdoor plants.  I’ve been feeding all my plants with Baby Bio® Outdoor, and everything is growing like crazy!  My containers are full of flowers, and my crops are putting on inches every week.

taking the big boost challenge with baby bio outdoor plant food

grow-your-own photographic diary 2 sweetcorn

There are two products in the Baby Bio® Outdoor range.  Baby Bio® Outdoor Flowers & Shrubs is tailored to the needs of flowering plants and shrubs, giving you up to 70% more flowers compared with not feeding.  Baby Bio® Outdoor Fruit & Vegetables is tailored to the needs of fruit and vegetable plants, giving you up to 35% more produce compared to using a standard fertiliser.

Both products aim to support healthy, balanced growth, resulting in bigger, brighter flowers or bigger crops. Each 750ml bottle makes up to 75 litres of liquid feed, so a little goes a long way.  They’re easy to use too; you simply use the measuring cup lid to add 10ml per litre of water in your watering can, then water your plants as you normally would.  Feed your plants every two weeks, watering as normal in between, and you’ll see your garden thrive.

using baby bio outdoor for fruit and veg to improve plants' size, health and crops

You’ll see results in as little as seven days, with noticeably greener, healthier leaves.  After four weeks plants will be up to 20% larger, and after six weeks you can expect up to 70% more flowers, which will carry on blooming right through the season.

I’m taking the Baby Bio® Big Boost Challenge with Baby Bio® Outdoor Flowers & Shrubs, to see just what a difference the right plant food can make to my plants’ size, health and number of flowers.  You can see how I’m getting on here and here.

I’m using Baby Bio® Outdoor Fruit & Vegetables at my allotment, and keeping a photographic diary of my plants throughout the summer.  You can read more about my plants’ progress here and here.  I’d love to hear which plants you’d feed with Baby Bio® Outdoor, so do let me know in the comments.

I’m giving away four sets of the Baby Bio® Outdoor plant food range.  Four lucky winners will receive a 750ml bottle of Baby Bio® Outdoor Fruit & Vegetables, and a 750ml bottle of Baby Bio® Outdoor Flowers & Shrubs, worth £11.98.  To enter, just follow the instructions in the Rafflecopter widget below.  Good luck!

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Catherine is a gardener, plant lover, writer, and award winning author of children’s nature books. Her blog is a Vuelio Top 5 gardening blog and her work has been featured in many online and print publications including Grow Your Own Magazine, House Beautiful, Daily Mail, Tesco Magazine, Suttons, Thompson & Morgan, and many more. She is also a member of the Garden Media Guild.

84 Comments

  1. My golden acer looks a bit worse for wear so I think that first and then all my geraniums and agapanthus!

  2. I will feed all my outdoor plants with baby bio, as i have a multiple of shrubs and various plants.

  4. Would love to win as would use to feed all my bee friendly flowers in my garden and also the veg that my husband grows in our garden and also at our allotment

  12. it would be the tomatoes mine are always so small and they are not cherry tomatoes!!!

  19. Baby Bio is a great all purpose feed. We use it for all flowering plants in the garden, particularly our containers and hanging baskets which are full of geraniums, busy lizzies, petunias and other plants.

    The flowers are so colourful and bright this year.

  20. I would feed my sunflowers as having a mini competition with my daughter’s to see who can grow the tallest one.

  24. I’ve got some young dwarf buddleias that aren’t doing very well so I would start with those.

  25. would be great for out giant sunflowers & pumpkins my sons are trying to grow :)

  27. I would feed my shallots as they don’t seem to be doing too well and my begonias as they always perk up after a good feed

  29. My tomato and strawberry crops would get a fabulous boost and I’d love to treat my perennial shrubs to a shot or two. It would be like they were visiting a plant spa ;)

  50. Prob all of my shrubs, I live on a new build and the soil is dreadful and full of rubble the plants need all the help they can get xx

  56. I have never used this product before but i think i would use this on my aubergines,tomatoes,courgettes and kale plants

  59. I have fuchsia in hanging baskets that I would use this for to keep them in tip top condition

  62. we have a veggie patch so this would be fab for giving them a boost! would be great for my herbs to!

  66. I’d use it on my tomatoes, peppers and blackberries, looks really easy to use

  69. Have started growing all my fruit and veg in pots so would use on them all- apples, pears, cherries, tomatoes, dwarf beans, potatoes and chillies. Next year even more.

  75. I would use these to feed our shrubs and flowering plants and the vegetable feed I would use on our tomatoes, cucumbers, radishes, runner beans and lettuce!

  83. All of the plants as we have just moved home and brought as many with us as we possibly could.

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