Home Products Enriching Soil & Fertilising

Garden Time™ All Purpose Fertiliser

Garden Time All Purpose Fertiliser 500g

Garden Time™ All Purpose Fertiliser

Garden Time All Purpose Fertiliser is a blended granular fertiliser that meets the complete nutritional requirements for all types of potted and garden plants. This balanced fertiliser with added wetting agent is dust-free, safe and easy to apply.

Uses
  • Feeding vegetables, flowers, seedlings, shrubs, fruit trees, ornamentals, perennials, roses, and bulbs.
  • Add before planting or apply as a topdress to established plants and trees.
  • Supports overall plant health, productive harvests, and colourful blooms.
Product Features
  • N11 - P4 - K10 + 1.9Mg + TE
  • Added trace elements.
  • Enhanced with wetting agent.
  • Balanced nutrition.
  • Safe to use and easy to apply.
SDS Garden Time All Purpose Fertiliser Safety Data Sheet
Related Products
Garden Time™ Enriched Garden Mix
Garden Time™ Potting Mix
Garden Time™ Compost

How to use

Ensure soil is moist prior to application and water immediately after application. Avoid contact with foliage.

Spoon inside  = 10 grams 

Flowers and vegetables

Spread 40g (4 spoonfuls) per m2 at planting. Repeat every 2-3 months. 

Established trees and shrubs

Spread 50g (5 spoonfuls) per m2 out to dripline, at least 20cm away from the trunk. Repeat every 2-3 months.

Indoor and outdoor potted plants

1 spoonful per 25cm pot or 2 spoonfuls per 40cm pot. Repeat application every 2-4 months. 

Related Information

Why Won’t My Wisteria Grow?
I have tried three times now to grow wisteria in my garden with no success. My garden is very dry in summer and is surrounded by many trees. I would love to have this plant growing on my fences.
What other plants can you feed monarch butterfly caterpillars?
What other plants can you feed monarch butterfly caterpillars?
Daltons Landscaping Free Trailer Hire For Customers
The Daltons Landscaping yards have free trailers for customer use in up to 2 hour blocks to help you get your supplies to where they need to be.
How to Grow Kākābeak (Clianthus puniceus) Guide
Kākābeak, a striking native New Zealand shrub, is named for its vibrant red flowers, shaped like the beak of the Kākā parrot. This endangered species is rare in the wild but can be grown in home gardens. Learn how to plant, care for, and protect Kākābeak in our growing guide.
How to Grow in Containers Guide
Even with limited space, you can grow vegetables and flowers in containers. Try vertical gardening, potted herbs, or colourful flowers to brighten balconies or small gardens. Hanging baskets add charm, and potted plants make lovely focal points or refresh tired garden corners.
Why are my Strawberries Deformed?
This year my strawberries were mostly deformed. They are growing in three different areas and were normal last year. Could it be because there are almost no bees in my garden? What could be the trouble?
Strange Shaped Courgettes
I had a few strange, shaped courgettes this year - fat at one end and much smaller at the other end.There were other courgettes on the same plant without the problem, I wondered if the watering was the problem, the weather had been rather warm at the time.
Mouldy Tomato Plants
Why have tomatoes in my polycarbonate glasshouse gone mouldy? The leaves are spotted with mould and turn yellow, and many of the flowers don’t develop into fruit, while my outside tomatoes have done really well.