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Spreader-Sticker
Some foliage is considered “easy to wet” because it has no coating that might repel the spray. Other plants have a waxy cover on the foliage making it a “hard to wet” plant.

How to Fertilize
Always use granular fertilizer with a significant proportion of its nitrogen in slow-acting form (WIN, or water insoluble) to deliver basic nutrition to turfgrass. Because their nitrogen dissolves in water, it is absorbed so rapidly by grass plants that repeat fertilization is necessary many times over the season.

Milorganite
When you get right down to it, everybody wants the same thing from their lawn–a lush green carpet that's easy to take care of. To find out how easy it is to apply Milorganite on lawns simply click on the appropriate heading.

Pesticide Application Accessories
Pesticide products that come in concentrate form will need to be applied using a pump sprayer of some kind. Here we want to be sure the insecticide sticks well to that foliage so the residual function is carried out.

Hand Tools For Spreading and Sifting
The “drop” spreader is a bit more accurate in terms of knowing where your fertilizer or grass seed is going. This type of spreader is designed to “drop” seed or fertilizer straight down into the lawn It has variable holes and a turning agitator device that allows for adjusting to particle size or amount to be spread in one pass.

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