Purely Organic Products Lawn Food 10-0-2

Choose the Right Day: For best results apply this product on a calm day when no heavy rains are expected; and daytime temperatures have risen above 45° F on a consistent basis.

Set Your Spreader: Set your drop or rotary spreader to deliver fertilizer at a rate of 4-8 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. of lawn. Individual spreader settings will vary; but common settings are listed below. (Refer to your spreader’s instructions for additional information.)

• Earthway® & Similar Broadcast (Rotary) Spreaders = 15.0
• Scotts® Basic, Turf Builder® EdgeGuard®, LawnPro® & Similar Broadcast (Rotary) Spreaders = 6.0
  
• Scotts® EasyGreen® & Similar Broadcast (Rotary) Spreaders = 26.0
  
• Vigoro & Similar Broadcast (Rotary) Spreaders = 5.0
  
• Scotts® Turf Builder® Classic, EverGreen®, AccuGreen® & Similar Drop Spreaders = 7.0
  
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Apply Evenly: Working back and forth in steady rows, apply Lawn Food evenly across your entire lawn.

Clean Up for the Environment: Get the most out of your lawn care, and protect the environment, by sweeping excess or stray particles -- that land in the driveway, sidewalk or street -- back onto the lawn.

Water to Activate: Water your lawn lightly after application to activate the fertilizer; and keep application areas moist, but not saturated, with additional watering over the next 3-4 days.

Important Note: The instructions above are for use as a guide only. For complete instructions for use and safety precautions review the back of your product package and the manufacturer's Material Safety Data Sheet.

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A Well Fed Lawn is a Happy Lawn: Just like you, your lawn needs nutrient rich food to grow and flourish. We recommend feeding with one of our Lawn Food products about four times a year -- with the first feed in the early spring and the last in the late fall -- for a lush, healthy lawn.

Water Well & Often: Healthy, well fed, lawns are more efficient at absorbing water and nutrients. Water your lawn every few days to provide approximately 1" of moisture (including rainfall) per week. (A typical sprinkler takes 3-4 hours to provide 1" of water.)

Mow Like a Pro: Never remove more than 1/3 of the blade of grass when mowing. During times of stress (for instance in the hot summer) keep grass longer to protect the plant. Leaving clippings on the lawn allows plant nutrients to recycle back to the soil. 

First Time Going Natural? There are many considerations to be made before one simply converts from synthetic to natural. Without proper planning, results will very likely fall short of expectation. We are here to help you avoid this and guide you through a smooth transition. Read more on transitioning from a chemical treated lawn to a natural fertilizer system.