The only way to know what the soil might need is with a good, reliable soil test. What is the soils pH? How well does the soil drain? How much organic matter is in the soil? What kind of life do you find in the soil? If the soil has a pH between 6.2 and 6.8 and has a good balanced nutrient level then puting any fertilizer down is a waste of your money, time, and effort. If you add some fertilizer that is not needed you can create problems you don't want.

Ditto, I have some stuff on my trade list, I think my list is visible in my public profile.

I'm putting in my first garden for many years. I'm looking for heirloom varieties of vegetables and herbs that I can plant this year, and then collect seed to save for trade next year. Is their anyone willing to help me gt started? Thank you so much for any help!

I'm putting in my first garden for many years. I'm looking for heirloom varieties of vegetables and herbs that I can plant this year, and then collect seed to save for trade next year. Is their anyone willing to help me gt started? Thank you so much for any help!