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Support Big John Lipscomb's "Don't Tread on Me" radio show. Purchase your AGGRAND Fertilizer by clicking this link. This is the perfect fertilizer to feed your heirloom vegetables. | Using AGGRAND on Deep Root Applications For trees and shrubs, the lawn may use up a surface application of fertilizer before it can penetrate down to the root zone of these woody perennials. Deep root feeding below the root zone of the grass effectively provides nutrients to trees and shrubs. The ideal fertilizer for deep root feeding is a liquid; low salt product containing chelated macro and micronutrients that release slowly into the root zone. Several application methods are used for deep root feeding. All of these methods involve penetrating the root zone around the drip line of the tree or shrub (the feeder roots form a circle 2 to 4 feet wide around the drip line). One method is to pierce, dig or drill a number of holes in the ground 6 inches to 12 inches deep and pour the fertilizer into them. A second method is to rototill around the drip line just deep enough (2 to 3 inches) to break up the sod but not to disturb many of the roots of the tree or shrub (on shallow-rooted trees such as maples, this method may not be possible). Then use a soaker hose or a hose-end sprayer to apply the fertilizer. A third method is to apply the fertilizer without any previous tillage. A longer time must be allowed to effectively penetrate the root zone. The fourth method uses a hollow tree spike, which is pushed down into the root zone. The fertilizer is injected through the spike. It may be impractical to use this method on highly compacted soils; in this situation it is better to bore a hole or use tillage. Tree and shrub fertilizers are applied in the early spring or in the fall. When performing deep root feeding by injection or through bored holes on trees and shrubs, use a grid pattern with points every 2 or 3 feet starting at least a foot away from the base of the tree or shrub and extending one or two feet outside the drip line (start fertilizer from the trunk on larger trees). AGGRAND Natural Fertilizer should be applied 4-32 ounces per tree. The ratio of water to fertilizer is 4 oz. of fertilizer to one gallon of water for hand watering down to one half ounce per gallon for injection and soaker hoses. When pouring the AGGRAND 4-3-3 solution into holes, put 1 quart of solution into each hole. Younger trees and shrubs and those in sandy soils need half the above rate applied both spring and fall.
Natural Organic Fertilizer 4-3-3 Naturally Effective • Excellent results on flowers, fruits, vegetables, lawns, trees, and crops AGGRAND Natural Fertilizer is a multi-purpose liquid AGGRAND Natural Fertilizer provides nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (N-P-K) in a 4-3-3 ratio. Natural Organic Liquid BonemealCorrects Calcium Deficiency• Provides a readily usable source of phosphorus and calcium AGGRAND Natural Liquid Bonemeal is an important part of any soil fertility and plant nutrition program. Natural Kelp and Sulfate of PotashAn Important Part of Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition• Provides increased heat, cold and drought tolerance Potassium is considered the "universal helper" Kelp enhances heat, drought and cold tolerance. |
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