After 24 hours, under normal growing conditions your lawn will become a richer, greener colour. Where to use

In autumn, your lawn needs another type of feed which will keep the grass growing at a slower rate, not so lush but still green. It also prepares your lawn for the winter by building up the roots and health of the grass to withstand the cold. All our products exceed stringent Government regulations and are suitable for use as directed in areas where children and pets have access. How to use For those of you who are regular readers of my posts, you’ll know that I prefer using tree spikes for a few reasons. Children and pets can use the lawn once the product has been watered in and dried. How to use Application by hand Like most weed and feeds, you apply Turf Builder Plus when rain is not in the forecast, to ensure it doesn't wash away (but it is recommended to apply to a wet lawn). Application is a breeze: Simply follow the illustrated, easy-to-read directions on the bag, add to your spreader, and fertilize away. While Turf Builder works on an impressive number of grass types, it isn't recommended for several warm-season southern grasses such as the ever-popular St. Augustine.This fertilizer may not suit all soil types, but it works brilliantly for all acid-loving plants and for yards and gardens with a pH value of 6.5 and below. Expect a well-formed root structure and lusciously green foliage all year round if you use this bi-monthly from spring onwards and throughout the growing season. To determine the size of your lawn multiply the length by the width in metres. Alternatively a lawn with 6 by 5 standard fence panels (1.82m width), will cover approx 100m². Feeding helps lawns recover from wear and tear and is ideal for lawns used by children and pets. How to use Nitrogen is the most important for overall growth. It promotes healthy leaf development and is responsible for the bright green we love to see in lawns. A shot of nitrogen helps take away the stress endured from competing with weed species.

Nitrogen-loving evergreens thrive with the right macronutrient combination. Three key elements are: Since Miracle-Gro is such a familiar household name I like to put these products through their paces as hard as I can to make sure that they really do live up to the Miracle-Gro reputation. The claim is for healthy growth and beautiful blooms throughout the growing season all thanks to the nitrogen-focused feed that offers a continuous release of microbes that work their magic in the soil for up to three months. A1: No, the crystals are designed to be diluted in water in a watering can or in the Miracle-Gro Feeder, used dry may lead to over application and possible damage to the lawn. Evergreens also require trace minerals to support healthy growth, such as Calcium for cell growth and the strength of cell walls, Magnesium is required for chlorophyll production, which is essential for photosynthesis. Manganese is important for leaf creation and growth. Iron, Zinc, and copper are also required. Slow-Release vs Controlled-Release Fertilizer How To Use: Mix 1 tbsp per gallon of water then apply at the base of the plant. Repeat every two weeks.A4: When using this with the Miracle-Gro Feeder, one bag of 500g of feed will treat approximately 100 square metres, given good water pressure. How To Use: Cast the recommended amount around the base of each tree within the dripline. Then repeat every two months during the active growing season. Whether you have a broad-leaf tree, a pine needle spruce, or an evergreen shrub, achieving ongoing, year-round interest in your landscape is a road that begins at first planting and continues up to the fifth year. Most evergreens become pretty low-maintenance after that. Only minor adjustments are needed if you happen to see an increase in needle or foliage loss or if they are moved to a new location. Scotts is one of the oldest names in the green industry, developing dozens of innovative products each year. The Turf Builder Plus is our favorite due to its effective control of weeds that reseed easily such as dandelion and clover. It includes a healthy dose of nitrogen, expressed in its ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (N-P-K ratio), keeping grass green and growing late into the season.