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Landscaper Pro New Grass & Renovations Fertiliser
Landscaper Pro New Grass & Renovations Fertiliser
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For Grass That’s As Good As New
If it’s versatility you want, Landscaper Pro® New Grass works wonderfully for new lawns as much as existing ones.
The nutrients – including 20% nitrogen and 20% phosphate – encourage young seedlings in new grass to grow rapidly into a well-balanced, dense sward. But it’s also great for overseeding as the mini-granules ensure optimum nutrient distribution, and it doesn’t damage vulnerable roots. Lasts for up to 3 months.
This product ensures balanced growth and good root development. The high phosphorus content promotes root growth.
Product Details
- 15Kg bag.
- Longevity: 3-month controlled release.
- Safe for young grass.
- Ideal for over-seeding or laying new turf.
- N20-P8.7-K6.6+S8.4
Features & Benefits
- Controlled release thanks to the Poly-S coating minimises risk of burning young grass.
- Promotes dense sward and good root growth.
- Fine granule size ideal for even nutrient distribution.
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