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Daltons All Purpose Garden Fertiliser

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Daltons All Purpose Garden Fertiliser

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Daltons All Purpose Garden Fertiliser is suitable for a wide range of vegetables, flowers, seedlings, shrubs, fruit trees, ornamentals, perennials, roses and bulbs. It can be added prior to planting or applied to the surface for established plants and trees for:

  • strong, vigorous plant growth
  • plentiful, healthy fruit and vegetables
  • bright and beautiful flowers.
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How to use

One adult handful holds approx 70g.
1 Metric cup = 300g.
Regular application (every 8-12 weeks) during periods of strong growth will give best results.

Prior to planting

Apply prior to planting at a rate of 150g per m2. Mix thoroughly with soil
ensuring fertiliser is well distributed.

Established trees and shrubs

Distribute evenly around the drip line at a rate of 250g per m2. Ensure fertiliser is not heaped and is at least 20cm from base of the tree or shrub.

Existing vegetables or flower gardens

Apply to garden surface at a rate of 75-100g per m2. Mix lightly with surface soil where possible, ensuring fertiliser is well distributed and not heaped. Wash any excess fertiliser off foliage. Water thoroughly after application.

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The best cropping winter vegetable garden is one that is well planned and prepared. The end of summer is an ideal time to start getting your garden bed ready, plan what vegetables you want to grow and the best time to plant them. It’s also a good chance to rebuild the soil structure and nutrients after summer crops have depleted the soil.
How to Grow Summer Vegetables
During the summer months there are a wonderful array of vegetables you can easily grow at home; from lettuces and salad greens to tomatoes, beans, capsicum and cucumbers. No matter how big or small your available space; you can successfully grow vegetables in regular garden beds, raised beds or in pots and containers. 
Summer Care for Your Garden
The hot summer months can be a struggle for any garden. Three secrets to keeping it looking lush and healthy are; soil preparation before planting, regular mulching and good water management.

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