Garden Chemicals

Uses:

Bonsai Growers
Course used to simulate gravel for Model Trains.
Soil Amendments
Chicken Grit

Comes in two kinds: Fine Starter and Course Grower.

50 LB. Bag

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60% Potash

What does fertilizer "analysis" mean?

All fertilizers have three numbers on the label which indicate the fertilizer analysis, or "percentage by weight" of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, in that order.

Therefore, a 50 pound bag of fertilizer labeled 20-10-5 would contain 20% nitrogen (10 pounds), 10% available phosphates (5 pounds), and 5% soluble potash (2.5 pounds).
See the calculations below:

50 pound bag of 20-10-5 fertilizer:
20% nitrogen (.20 x 50 lbs = 10 lbs)
10% available phosphates (.10 x 50 lbs = 5 lbs)
5% water soluble potash (.05 x 50 lbs = 2.5 lbs)

50 LB. Bag

46% phosphorus

All fertilizers have three numbers on the label which indicate the fertilizer analysis, or "percentage by weight" of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, in that order.

Therefore, a 50 pound bag of fertilizer labeled 20-10-5 would contain 20% nitrogen (10 pounds), 10% available phosphates (5 pounds), and 5% soluble potash (2.5 pounds).
See the calculations below:

50 pound bag of 20-10-5 fertilizer:
20% nitrogen (.20 x 50 lbs = 10 lbs)
10% available phosphates (.10 x 50 lbs = 5 lbs)
5% water soluble potash (.05 x 50 lbs = 2.5 lbs)

50 LB. Bag

The bag shows you an example of what each number stands for. The fertilizer here is 05.10.15

This has been a great starter fertilizer for watermelons, cantelopes, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers etc for many years.

All fertilizer labels have three bold numbers. The first number is the amount of nitrogen (N), the second number is the amount of phosphate (P2O5) and the third number is the amount of potash (K2O). These three numbers represent the primary nutrients (nitrogen(N) - phosphorus(P) - potassium(K)).

This label, known as the fertilizer grade, is a national standard.

A bag of 05-10-15 fertilizer contains 05 percent nitrogen, 10 percent phosphate and 15 percent potash


50 LB.Bag $9.99

The bag shows you an example of what each number stands for. The fertilizer here is 06.12.12.


All fertilizer labels have three bold numbers. The first number is the amount of nitrogen (N), the second number is the amount of phosphate (P2O5) and the third number is the amount of potash (K2O). These three numbers represent the primary nutrients (nitrogen(N) - phosphorus(P) - potassium(K)).

This label, known as the fertilizer grade, is a national standard.

A bag of 06.12.12 fertilizer contains 06 percent nitrogen, 12 percent phosphate and 12 percent potash
50 LB.Bag $10.99

Contains Pelleted Lime ana a complete trace element package

40 LB.Bag

Ideal For Any Type Of Garden (Flower Or Vegetable)



8% Calicum
4% Mg.
2% Sulphur

This will lime and fertilize you lawn or garden in one easy application.

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All fertilizers have three numbers on the label which indicate the fertilizer analysis, or "percentage by weight" of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, in that order.

Therefore, a 50 pound bag of fertilizer labeled 20-10-5 would contain 20% nitrogen (10 pounds), 10% available phosphates (5 pounds), and 5% soluble potash (2.5 pounds).
See the calculations below:

50 pound bag of 20-10-5 fertilizer:
20% nitrogen (.20 x 50 lbs = 10 lbs)
10% available phosphates (.10 x 50 lbs = 5 lbs)
5% water soluble potash (.05 x 50 lbs = 2.5 lbs)

Comes in 50lbs. Bag.

Last 3 to 4 months.

Excellent for bedding plants, foliage or potted crops.

1 lb. 2.25
50 LB.Bag $65.99

Comes in 25 lbs. Bag

Mix in Water

All fertilizers have three numbers on the label which indicate the fertilizer analysis, or "percentage by weight" of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, in that order.

Therefore, a 50 pound bag of fertilizer labeled 20-10-5 would contain 20% nitrogen (10 pounds), 10% available phosphates (5 pounds), and 5% soluble potash (2.5 pounds).
See the calculations below:

50 pound bag of 20-10-5 fertilizer:
20% nitrogen (.20 x 50 lbs = 10 lbs)
10% available phosphates (.10 x 50 lbs = 5 lbs)
5% water soluble potash (.05 x 50 lbs = 2.5 lbs)

25LB. Bag

Comes in 4 lbs. $4.99

and 50 lbs. Bag $21.99.

50 LBS. OF 4.2.2. THE REAL ORGANICE FERTILIZER. NO FILLERS.PURE PELLETED CHICKEN LITTER.


Click links below for Information on Misty Grower Organic Fertilizer.


50 LBS. BAGS

Great Price On 50 lbs. Pure Organic Fertilizer

4.2.2

50 lb - Poly woven bag, just the right package for lawns, trees, and vegetable gardens. 10 bags will cover a 1/2 acre lot.

Click links below for Information on Misty Grower Organic Fertilizer.

- 4 lb. bag
- 60% Potash
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- Available in 4 lb. and 15 lb. bags
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- Available in 4 lb. and 15 lb. bags
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Used often on blueberries.

- 4 lb. bag
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- 4 lb. bag
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- 4 lb. bag

Mix contents of this bag in 40 lb. bag of 10.10.10 for ideal pecan fertilizer.

Measure diameter of tree waist high and multiply times 3 to get correct amount of fertilizer to use. Example-if the trees diameter is 16 inches waist high use 48 lbs

Use on pecans trees.

- 36% Zinc Sulphate For Pecans.
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Use Hi-Yield Horticultural Hydrated Lime to "sweeten" and help neutralize overly acid soils around Shrubs, Flowers, Vegetables, Lawns and Potted Plants. Additional reasons for using lime include counteracting and neutralizing soil acidity, reducing the solubility of substances which may be toxic to plants; increases availability of phosphorous, molybdenum, and certain other elements in acid soils; increases microbial activity vital in productive soils; and increases nitrogen fixation by legumes.

Odor Control

Great for outhouses, Septic Tank Overflows in Yards, stables, dog areas, etc. to sweeten areas where waste matter exists. Can also be used to make a whitewash solution.

2 lb.$2.99 and 5 lb. bag. $4.99. Use arrow to scroll down 5 lb.bag.

• Concentrate fertilizer from liquid fish and bird guano
• High analysis 9-6-2
• Use on houseplants and outdoor ornamentals
• Apply as a soil drench or foliar spray
• Available in Quart, Gallon

Read label before using.

• Label

Messenger has been tested in hundreds of field trials in several countries and has one of the broadest use labels ever approved by the EPA. Messenger can be used on all types of plants growing indoors and outdoors, including edible fruits and vegetables right up to the day of harvest. As with any product, always read and follow label instructions before buying or using this product.

Follow these simple guidelines to get the most from your Messenger application:

Begin applications early in the plants life. Just like a healthy lifestyle, beginning early and continuing through maturity yields the biggest benefits.

Apply every 3 weeks, or at least once a month. Applications at key events (bud formation, flowering, fruit set and sizing, ripening, etc.) are especially effective and magnify those plant processes.

Plants respond best if they are actively growing when you treat. Applications in the morning before the hottest parts of the day are best. Plants treated when they are dormant or under severe stress from heat, cold, or drought may not respond as well.

Mix with water as directed on the packet instructions. If tank mixing with other products, always mix Messenger first. Fill sprayer at least 3/4 full of water, mix Messenger completely, mix other products, and finish filling with water.

Spray right away. Apply product within 4 hours of mixing for best effects. Reseal unused product in opened packets to minimize exposure to air and moisture and use within 3 weeks. Never throw mixed product away…it’s a waste! There is always a plant around that could benefit…apply leftover material as a root drench to your houseplants.

Apply as a fine mist to the leaves: A pump-up sprayer or garden mister is most efficient. Think "heavy dew" to get good coverage, but if Messenger is running off the plant, you're wasting material. 1 gallon of spray can treat up to 1000 square feet or 25-50 roses or tomato plants. A watering can will also work well, but you won’t be able to cover as many plants. Root drenching is effective, but it is the least efficient way to apply Messenger.

Don’t neglect the basics. Messenger is not a substitute for good gardening practices – maintain proper fertility, soil quality vitality, watering, and the use of other control measures when needed.

One blister pack of Three .12 oz. Each pack makes one gallon, total of 3 gallons

One blister pack of Nine .12 oz. Each makes 1 gallons total of 9 gallons,

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• US Label

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Rooting Hormone with Fungicide. This long trusted standby of gardeners contains 4 growth regulators for better rooting and a built-in fungicide to control damping off and other soil borne diseases. Just cut, dip and stick.

Comes in 1/4 Oz. $2.99
2 Oz.