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Daltons Garden Time™ Power Pellets

Daltons Garden Time Landscape Power Pellets

Daltons Garden Time™ Power Pellets

Daltons Garden Time™ 5kg Landscaper Power Pellets combine the natural ingredients of chicken and sheep manure with speciality fertilisers to feed plants while helping build healthier soil.

Made using advanced composting and pelletising technology, these easy-to-spread pellets add valuable organic matter, encourage soil microbial activity and provide boosted nitrogen to support healthy plant growth. Ideal for new and established gardens.

Uses
  • New garden beds and landscape planting
  • Feeding established gardens
  • Around trees and shrubs
  • General garden maintenance
Product Features
  • N5 - P2 - K3 +3Ca +2Mg
  • Combines natural chicken and sheep manure with speciality fertilisers
  • Boosted nitrogen for leafy growth
  • Adds organic matter to help build better soil
  • Encourages soil microbial activity
  • Easy-to-spread pellet formulation
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How to use

New Garden Beds

  • Apply 0.5-1kg per m² and mix thoroughly into the soil

Existing Beds – Maintenance

  • Apply 0.5-1kg per m² and fork in well

Planting Trees and Shrubs

  1. Add 0.5-1kg per planting hole and mix thoroughly into the existing soil
  2. Water in well after application

Tip: After planting or application, add a layer of mulch to help retain moisture, lock in nutrients and suppress weeds. 

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