Simple Success Sugar Iron
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$22.90
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Product Overview
Simple Success Sugar Iron is not just a "catch phrase" it is made from the combination of sugars and Iron. The scientific tem 'Glucoheptonate Chelate' is just the technical way of saying the sugar and iron are joined together to form a high quality chelate. Why do this? Because plants quickly absorbed sugar into their leaves, roots and stems.
Chlorosis, the yellowing of grass, leaves or leaf veins caused by iron deficiencies, is never a problem when you add Organic Iron to your gardening regimen. Sugar Iron is rapidly absorbed through a plant's leaves, stems and roots to promote chlorophyll production and enhance green coloration.
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For use in All types of Grass and Landscaping Plants including: Evergreens, Ornamental Plants, Shrubs, Trees Application Applied by using a Watering Can, Hose-End Sprayer, Backpack Sprayer or Trailer Sprayer
Easy to measure cap included on bottle (1 Cap = 2 oz.Pet safe Yes, if used as directed on Label Shelf Life 2 Years Coverage Area 32 oz. Treats 16,000 sq. ft. Shipping Weight 2.80 lbs Manufacturer Growth Products (Mfg. Number: 78002) UPC 1284678002 Where To Use:
Sugar Iron can be used on all types of grass and landscaping plants including: evergreens, trees, ornamentals, and shrubs.
When To Use:
When leaves have a yellow color or yellow in the margins between the leaf veins, use Sugar Iron to correct yellowing problems. When a deeper darker green color is desired, use Sugar Iron to promote quick green-up in turf and ornamentals.
- Used By Prestigious Golf Courses And Private Estates
- Quickly Creates The Dark Green, Healthy Turf Color That Homeowners Desire
- Promotes Lasting Green Color on Shrubs and Trees
- Contains 5% Iron for Fast Greening, plus 2% Sulfur
- Increases Chlorophyll Production
- Will Not Burn Foliage
- Kid & Pet Friendly
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