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Total Lawn Food
16-4-8 + Iron
Total Lawn Food is the perfect all-purpose fertilizer for
most warm and cool season turfgrasses. NOT  Recommended
for Centipede**.
Total Lawn Food contains both soluble and slow release fertilizers.
The soluble nitrogen gives the turf plant a good boost and
encourages more aggressive leaf growth. The slow release will
become available to the plant over time to prevent a spiking
of growth in favor of a continuous even growth pattern.
The purpose of the Total Lawn Food 16-4-8 is to replace nutrients
that have been removed in a ratio that is best for the turf
being grown.
This formulation is best for actively growing warm (mid spring
to late summer) and cool (fall to mid spring) season turfgrasses.
** High rates of nitrogen
can mean death of a turfgrass such as Centipede that can grow
well with from 0 to 2 pounds of actual nitrogen per year.
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Starter & Centipede
Formulation
This is a traditional fertilizer mix used for generations
in farming and landscape maintenance as a 'starter  fertilizer'.
This formulation, at the recommended rate, adds a small amount
of nitrogen, but is higher in phosphorus and potassium.
Phosphorus and potassium are important in early spring to
encourage health and more prolific root growth in warm season
grasses.
Applying 5-10-15 in spring to Bermuda, St. Augustine, Zoysia
or centipede will encourage root recovery from the winter
without creating lush growth. Warm season grasses that are
lush and green too early are subject to frost damage causing
delayed green-up or in worst cased dead grass.
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Pelletized Dolomitic Limestone
Super-Sod Pelletized Dolomitic Limestone is a dust-free,
easy-to-spread limestone  product
that neutralizes soil acidity and is a major source of secondary
nutrients - calcium and magnesium.
The need for lime should be established based on a soil test.
Maintaining a pH level between 6.3 and 7.0 is important for
quality production of lawn grasses and garden plants.
Lightly rake into the surface 2 to 3 inches for best results
before planting and continue to apply as soil test indicates
over the top.
Only apply lime to a Centipede lawn based
on soil tests.
* NOTE: Fertilizers are available
in 20 pound easy-to-handle bags. Lime is available in 25 pound
easy-to-handle bags.
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Total Lawn Food
16-4-8 + Iron
Apply the contents of one bag (20 pounds) to 3000 sq. ft.
of Bermuda, Zoysia, or St. Augustine using a rotary spreader.
Applications should be made in Late Spring, Early Summer
and Late Summer.
Apply contents of the bag to Tall Fescue in Early Spring,
Late Spring, Early Fall, and Late Fall.
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Starter & Centipede
5-10-15 + Iron
BEFORE SODDING: Apply the contents of this bag (20 pounds)
to 2000 sq. ft. of prepared lawn surface using a rotary spreader.
Lightly till or rake into soil before installing sod.
ESTABLISHED (Well Rooted) LAWNS: Apply the contents of this
bag to 2000 sq. ft. Applications to centipede lawns should
be made in late spring and mid summer.
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Pelletized Dolomitic Limestone
Pelletized dolomitic limestone should be applied based on
soil test results.
If a soil test is not available, the average rule of thumb
is: on established lawns broadcast 25 pounds (one bag) per
1,000 sq. ft. and for new lawns spread approximately 50 pounds
per 1,000 sq. ft.
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