Miracle-Gro Evergreen Fast Green Liquid Concentrate Lawn Food - 100 m2

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Future Garden are not liable for any additional fees that may be incurred. Any unexpected costs must be paid by you (the customer). Shake well before use. Connect sprayer to hose and turn on water. To begin spraying, point nozzle in the direction you want to spray. Lawn feed isn’t exactly food; it’s more a combination of mineral nutrients that help your grass to grow. Just like other plants, grass needs a regular supply of nutrients to keep it growing healthily. The main nutrients needed are nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K), each of which provide your lawn with different benefits. Children and pets can use the lawn once the product has been watered in and dried. How to use Application by hand A4: Until testing has been done to ensure the safety and efficacy of using Miracle-Gro EverGreen Fast Green Lawn Food with a sprayer we cannot advise its use in this manner. We advise using a watering can as directed in the instructions.

If you’re looking for a lawn fertiliser that also does a great job at eliminating pesky weeds and moss, go with Guard-en-Force. A kilo of this stuff will cover (and get rid of) around 500 square metres of moss. This lawn feed is particularly effective when used in the autumn through until spring for ridding your lawn of worm casts too, as the slimy remnants can make mowing the grass rather muddy and slippery. After 24 hours, under normal growing conditions your lawn will become a richer, greener colour. Where to useA2: No, the nutrient ratios are designed to product lush green growth at the expense of flowers. We suggest using Miracle-Gro All Purpose Plant Food. For a visual guide to the correct rate, first spread the recommended amount over a small measured area. MOOWY gives an all-round nutrient boost for your grass, no matter what the season. It’s a slow-release fertiliser that keeps working for 60 days, strengthening plant roots and boosting the chlorophyll in your grass thanks to its high nitrogen content. MOOWY suggests mowing your lawn no shorter than 5cm before spreading the granules evenly and then lightly watering in, regardless of the time of year you’re using it. You should see greener grass within seven days, although bear in mind that there’s no weed or moss killer in this feed.

Nitrogen aids with leaf growth, resulting in a deep green colour when your lawn is happiest. Nitrogen-heavy lawn feeds are best applied when grass puts out new growth, so in the spring and summer. Use our easy-to-use spreader settings table to set Scotts® and EverGreen® spreaders correctly when using our products. Where to use A2: Use our easy-to-use spreader settings table to set Miracle-Gro® spreaders correctly when using our products. A3: In ideal conditions germination starts in 4 days with a small root appearing soon followed by the grass blade. If the soil is cooler germination will take longer, maybe up to 28 days. For the best results, MOOWY claims this fertiliser should be used regularly every six to eight weeks, along with mowing your lawn every week. That said, the high nitrogen content makes us a little cautious when using this product on young or recently sown lawns.

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You can use it all year round if desired, but be careful where you open the tub – some customers have mentioned that accidental spillages inside the house left rust-like stains. It’s also advised to keep children and pets away until at least 96 hours after application and watering. Create a criss-cross pattern, by sowing half the seed from left to right and the rest from top to bottom. Simply scatter around 35g of the granular feed per 1m² patch of lawn and water it thoroughly straight after application. If you’re keen to help the germination of the added grass seed present in the feed then keep the lawn well watered for the next fortnight. The organic matter won’t stain like other fertilisers if you happen to step across it, and won’t scorch your lawn either, even if it’s over-applied. A3: The weeds that have appeared in your new lawn are commonly occurring, opportunistic species. Such weeds often come up on newly disturbed soil, where they can rapidly colonise and establish themselves. They will have originated from seed which has lain dormant in the soil, possibly for many years, or from weed seed that may have been wind-blown, or introduced by birds. Most of them will be annual weeds and with regular mowing they will die off. All grass seed is examined for purity before it is released for sale and there will not be other.