Fertilizer
Just like a house needs a solid foundation, grass needs good soil with the proper nutrients for a beautiful lawn.
Lawn Fertilizer
21 - 0 - 7, Lawn Food
Coverage 5,000 Square Feet
16#
21 - 0 - 3, Lawn Food
Coverage 10,000 Square Feet
50#
24 - 0 - 5, Lawn Food
Coverage 12,500 Square Feet
50#
12 - 16 - 8. Starter Fertilizer
Coverage 5,000 Square Feet
16#
8 - 18 - 12, Starter & Fall Fertilizer
Coverage 10,000 Square Feet
40#
10 - 10 - 10
Coverage 10,000 Square Feet
50#
0 - 45 - 0
Coverage 10,000 Square Feet
50#
Know Your Numbers
It's easy to get confused by the fertilizer numbers. Here's a quick primer. In order, the numbers are:
Nitrogen - Phosphorus - Potassium
Nitrogen makes your lawn green, promoting foilage growth.
Phosphorus helps establish healthy root systems.
Potassium makes your grass strong and disease resistant.
**Coverage numbers are only estimates. Fertilizer use should be based on your soil's nutrient levels.**
Soil Amendments
Pelletized Lime
50#
Hydrated Lime
50#
White Athletic Field Marker Lime
50#
Gypsum
40#
Aluminum Sulfate
50#
Copper Sulfate
50#, 1#
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Espoma Garden Fertilizers
Holly~Tone, 4 - 3 - 4
For acid loving plants
50#, 18#, 8#, 4#
Plant~Tone, 5 - 3 - 3
Plant Fertilizer
50#, 18#, 8#, 4#
Rose~Tone, 4 - 3 - 2
Rose fertilizer
18#, 8#, 4#
Bulb~Tone, 3 - 5 - 3
Fertilizer for bulbs and tubers
18#, 4#
Tree~Tone, 6 - 3 - 2
Fertilizer for shade, fruit, and ornamental trees
36#, 18#, 4#
Bone Meal, 4 - 12 - 0
24#, 10#, 4.5#
Blood Meal, 12 - 0 - 0
18#, 3.5#
Garden Food, 10 - 10 - 10
5#
Garden Food, 5 - 10 - 5
5#
Garden Iron
10#
Garden Gypsum
5#
Garden Lime
5#
Garden Sulfur
5#
Espoma Organic, 15 - 0 - 5
40#, 20#
Potash, 0 - 0 - 60
5#
Triple Phosphate, 0 - 45 - 0
5#
Urea, 45 - 0 - 0
5#
