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Daltons Ready to Grow Lawn Fertiliser

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Daltons Ready to Grow Lawn Fertiliser

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Daltons Ready to Grow Lawn Fertiliser is a balanced blend of compounds and slow release fertilisers which provide essential nutrients for a healthy and hard-wearing lawn. The balanced formulation includes slow release Nitrogen and Potassium, with extra Iron (for strong, healthy, dark green turf). This blend provides complete nutrition and results in a lush, strong and vigorous lawn.

Uses
  • Feeding new lawns to help them spring to life.
  • Boosting existing lawns to help them thrive during difficult conditions.
  • Applicable any time of year to any grass variety.
Product Features
  • N15-P3-K5+2Fe
  • Encourages lush, thick, green growth.
  • High iron formula.
  • Dust free granular formulation blended from premium quality ingredients, making it easy to apply evenly by hand or spreader.
SDS Daltons Lawn Fertiliser Safety Data Sheet
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How to use

1 Metric cup = 320g

New lawns or instant turf

Apply at 20g per m2.

For new lawns do not apply until grass has germinated and established - approximately 2-4 weeks.

Lawns from 8 weeks to 1 year

Apply at 20-25g per m2.

Established lawns 

Apply at 20-30g per m2.
 

 

For all applications spread evenly just prior to rain, or water in after application. Best results will be obtained using a spreader applicator.

Regular application (every 8-12 weeks) during periods of strong growth (spring and autumn) will give best results.

Sweep shoes and hard surfaces such as driveways, paths and pavers clear of any granules as staining can occur when granules are wet.

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