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Daltons Garden™ Time Lawn Fertiliser

Daltons Garden™ Time Lawn Fertiliser 5kg

Daltons Garden™ Time Lawn Fertiliser

Give your lawn the nutrients it needs for thicker, greener growth and stronger roots.

Daltons Garden Time™ Lawn Fertiliser is a nitrogen-rich blend that helps encourage lush green growth while supporting healthy root development. It feeds for 2–3 months and is easy to apply, making it a simple way to keep established lawns looking their best through the growing season.

Uses
  • Feed established lawns during the growing season
  • Use after mowing to help maintain strong, even growth
  • Suitable for general lawn maintenance
Product Features
  • NPK: 18-3-5 + TE
  • High nitrogen formula to encourage greener lawn growth
  • Supports healthy root development
  • Feeds for 2–3 months
  • Safe and easy to use
  • Easy-spread granular formulation

 

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How to use

Coverage Guide
New lawns or instant turf

Apply 15–20g per m²

For newly sown lawns, do not apply until grass is well established

Established lawns

Apply 25–30g per m²

For best results, apply evenly with a hand or push spreader. Apply before rain or water in well after application.

Reapply every 8 weeks during active growth in spring and autumn. 

Tips and know how

To help prevent lawn damage, sweep any granules off hard surfaces after application.

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