Daltons Premium Lawn Fertiliser
Daltons Premium Lawn Fertiliser is specifically blended for lawn and turf applications. The balanced formulation includes slow release Nitrogen, Phosphorous and Potassium, with extra Iron (for strong, healthy, dark green turf). This provides complete nutrients for up to 12 weeks, resulting in a lush, strong and vigorous lawn.
Daltons Premium Lawn Fertiliser is a dust free granular formulation blended from premium quality raw materials, making it easy to apply evenly by hand or spreader. The high quality ingredients used in Daltons Premium Lawn Fertiliser deliver thicker, more even growth, with less frequent mowing required.
Contains wetting agent to improve your turf’s ability to absorb water and nutrients, giving a longer lasting, greener lawn.
Sizes:
- Daltons Premium Lawn Fertiliser 3.5kg
- Daltons Premium Lawn Fertiliser 8kg
Coverage Guide
Rate per m2 Approx. area covered
15 grams 530m2
25 grams 320m2
30 grams 270m2
Application
For even growth and performance we recommend using a hand or push spreader with calibrated measurement. One adult handful holds approx. 70 grams.
1 Metric cup = 300 grams.
Apply to lawns any time of year, but for best results apply early Spring, early Summer and Autumn. Soon after mowing is recommended. Ensure hard surfaces are dry before application and sweep any excess granules off concrete, paving or hard surfaces after application as Iron staining will occur.
Existing Lawns
For established lawns apply at a rate of 30 grams per m2.
New Lawns
Once lawn is looking established apply at a rate of 10-15 grams per m2, but no sooner than 6 weeks after sowing.
Under Instant Lawn
Prior to installing instant lawn apply at a rate of 15-25 grams per m2 and rake lightly into soil. Once instant lawn is established apply again at a rate of 30 grams per m2, but no sooner than 6 weeks after laying turf.
How much do I need?
Our volume calculator can help you to work out how may bags of the product you will need. You'll need to know:
- Length of your garden box or area
- Width of you garden box or area
- How deep you're going to lay the product
- Which product and bag sizes you want to use
