Miracle-Gro Evergreen Fast Green Liquid Concentrate Lawn Food - 100 m2

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A4: Until testing has been done to ensure the safety and efficacy of using Miracle-Gro EverGreen Fast Green Lawn Food with a sprayer we cannot advise its use in this manner. We advise using a watering can as directed in the instructions. For a visual guide to the correct rate, first spread the recommended amount over a small measured area.

In the heat of an English summer, the grass won’t be growing – in fact, it’s more likely to be scorched by any fertilisers. Stop feeding your lawn during prolonged dry spells, and once there’s been a good rainfall, wait a few days then feed again. Aim to feed the lawn every six to eight weeks throughout the summer.Use our easy-to-use spreader settings table to set Scotts® and EverGreen® spreaders correctly when using our products. What about children and pets? Green Giant Arborvitae is called “giant” for a reason. It grows up to 60 feet tall, with an impressive 3 feet of growth every year. Established plants aren’t bothered by drought and are resistant to many insect species.

A3: In ideal conditions germination starts in 4 days with a small root appearing soon followed by the grass blade. If the soil is cooler germination will take longer, maybe up to 28 days. Soft Caress prefers partial shade, in exposed or sheltered position.Being drought tolerant a well drained soil is fine as long as it is kept moist whilst it establishes itself. 12. Viburnum tinus ‘French White’ A splash of white Winter colour The Japanese Cedar is fast-growing, extending 2-3 feet higher each year. It reaches a maximum of 80 feet tall, but typically you’ll only need it to grow 10 – 12 feet to keep watchful eyes out of your garden. Murray Cypress can be left to grow wild, sporting a tousled look, or neatly trimmed for a more kempt appearance.But the perfect use of the Mediterranean Cypress is as a hedge. And the best part is: it doesn’t need pruning! It holds its shape regardless. They will tolerate a range of conditions and also make very good evergreen shrubs or damp shade in the UK. Foliage & Flowering Seaweed has long been used as a soil improver, thanks to its natural content of nitrogen, potassium and phosphates. Endorsed by the Royal Horticultural Society, this liquid seaweed stimulant from Plantworks contains organic seaweed extract that improves plant development by increasing chlorophyll production. The feed also contains extra iron from sustainably harvested kelp extract. After 24 hours, under normal growing conditions your lawn will become a richer, greener colour. Where to use The Nellie Stevens Holly is a nature-lover’s delight. This shrub boasts a pyramidal shape and vibrant clusters of red berries, which attract birds and wildlife in their many.

Do not walk on the treated area and keep children and pets away from the area until the product is thoroughly watered in and the grass is completely dry to stop it transferring onto other surfaces.A 7kg bag provides 200m² of lawn coverage, and it should be applied once between April and September when the weeds are actively growing, with a maximum of two applications per year and a gap of at least three months between. Dead head flowers after flowering and remove up to a maximum of a third of the foliage with hedge shears. This will prevent the shrub from becoming leggy and produce a mass of fresh growth.

Through July and August Hebe is adorned with masses of purple bottle brush type flowers which are excellent for pollinating insects.These shrubs are tough old blighters and can be grown in all aspects, North, East, West, South facing & on any soil type apart from constantly wet ones. On a well drained soil keep watered until established. Also called the Weymouth Pine in the UK, this evergreen tree produces white pine leaves and pollen, making it unique. It grows up to 3 feet a year, reaching a tremendous 200 feet tall during its lifetime.