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Fertilizer For Trees & Shrubs
Fall is best time to feed main meals in the form of fertilizer to trees, shrubs, and hedges. According to the arborists we have contacted, tree spikes, designed to be pounded down into the soil around the tree, are not effective in providing a large tree with all the nutrients it needs.

Goal Is Reducing Fertilizer Needs
In this section of files on lawn care we give you all you need to know to understand fertilizing your lawn. If your soil is in poor condition and your lawn is struggling a bit, then it is true that you must apply two or three applications of a slow release fertilizer for a year or two.

Fertilizer For Lawns
The issue with lawn fertilizer is whether you use a slow release nitrogen product or a quick release nitrogen product. In the nutrient analysis on the back of the package where the percentages of the NPK nutrients are shown, nitrogen is often listed twice.

General Purpose Fertilizers
Slow release nitrogen lawn fertilizers can usually be used safely on almost any plant on the property. However, lawn fertilizers tend to have an emphasis on nitrogen, even if it is a slow release form.

Fertilizers
The bags are stacked in piles and every pile is a fertilizer with a different set of NPK numbers, such as 15-10-5. On the shelves are all the liquid fertilizers that we hear about ad nosium during the commercials while watching the ball game.

Listings for Slow Release Fertilizers in Ohio

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	H.J. Benken Florist & Garden Center
	Cincinnati, Ohio (OH) 45213-2335 "Year 'Round Commitment" Click for details...


	Richard's Garden Center, Landscaping & Adventure Island
	New Washington, Ohio (OH) 44854 Click for details...


	Gardeners Edge
	Piqua, Ohio (OH) 45356


	Terradisiac, LLC
	Beavercreek, Ohio (OH) 45431