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Pennington All Purpose Plant Food is the best all purpose fertilizer on Pennington's line. You can use it on all your plants: trees, lawns, shrubs, and vegetable gardens. Containing all the nutrients for your plants, Pennington All Purpose Plant Food is there to add value to your garden.
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| Active Ingredient | Nitrogen - 6.0% Phosphate - 10% Soluble Potash - 10% |
|---|---|
| For use in | Residential Plants, Vegetable Gardens, Shrubs, Trees and Lawns |
| Application | * See label for complete application instructions |
| Pet safe | Yes, is used as directed on label |
| Shipping Weight | 4.48 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Pennington (Mfg. Number: 423254) |
| UPC | 021496009070 |
| Which Plants | When To Apply | How To Apply | How Much To Apply |
| Established Lawns | Spring, Summer & Fall | Broadcast uniformly over surface of lawn | 4 lbs. of fertilizer per 200 sq. ft. |
| New Lawns | Mid-February, Early May, Mid-July, Early October | Broadcasst evenly over the soil surface after seeding, sprigging or sodding | 4 lbs. of fertillizer per 150 sq. ft. |
| Flowers & Vegetables | In the spring, summer & fall | Spread evenly on the bed surface, working into the soil along rows | 1 1/2 lbs. of fertilizer per 100 sq. ft. |
| Shrubs & Hedges | Mid-February, Early May, Mid-July, Early October | Spread evenly under shrub or hedge on soil surface |
2-3 lbs. of fertilizer per 100 sq. ft. |
| Citrus Trees | February, June & October | Broadcast under spread of tree |
3-10 Years: 1/2 lb./Each year of tree, per application Over 10 years: 1 lb. per year up to 30 lbs, each application |
| Shade Trees | Early spring and early fall | Scatter on the soil surface under limbs' spread to slightly beyond the drip line, 1 ft from the trunk. Tree in sod: Dig 2" diameter holes 12" deep and spaced 2 to 3 ft. apart beneath tree under drip line at least 1 ft. from tree trunk. Divide fertilizer and place in holes. Fill holes with soil and pat down with foot | Small trees(less than 6" in diameter, 4' above ground): Use 2 lbs. per inch in diameter. Large tree (over 6" in diameter): Use 4 lbs. for each inch of diameter |
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We have a general Warm Season Lawn Care Schedule on our website for you here. Another great resource for timing in your area is your Florida Cooperative Extension. There is a great article here about Bahia grass care in Florida. We also cover dozens of great topics in our ongoing Do My Own Lawn Care Video Series here.
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