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Jobe's Evergreen Tree Fertilizer Spikes is specially formulated to feed and support all types of evergreens where it is most required, at the roots. Unlike other sorts of fertilizers, these spikes are pre-measured, supplying your plants with just the proper and sufficient dosage of nutrients without overfeeding or burning them. Through underground feeding, away from the surface of the soil, this spike's slow release formula inhibits waste and chemical runoff. Highly ideal for acid-loving evergreen shrubs and trees. No mixing or measuring required just hammer the spike down into the soil under the tree's dripline. This spike fertilizer can be used during any season and comes in a pack of 15 spikes.
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| Active Ingredient | Ammoniacal Nitrogen - 13.0% Phosphate - 3.0% Soluble Potash - 4.0% |
|---|---|
| For use in | For use on ornamental evergreen trees and shrubs such as hemlock, fir, spruce, cypress, white pine, Scotch pine, American holly, Southern magnolia, Western cedar, and juniper |
| Pet safe | Yes, if used as directed on Label |
| Shipping Weight | 30.00 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Jobes (Mfg. Number: EGI-7003) |
| UPC | 073035016117 |
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Jobe's Evergreen Tree Fertilizer Spikes comes in a box of 15 spikes. How many you use depends on the trunk diameter or shrub height. Measure trunk diameter one foot above ground level. For shrubs, use one spike per three feet of height. Refer to the product label for the number of spikes to use.
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Jobe's Evergreen Tree Fertilizer Spikes should be evenly spaced in a circle along the tree’s dripline.
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Jobe's Evergreen Tree Fertilizer Spikes are only meant for use around ornamental trees and shrubs.
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