NET WEIGHT 25 LBS (11.33 kg)
Turf-tone
18-0-3
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

Total Nitrogen (N) ................................ 18.0%
    4.7% Ammoniacal Nitrogen
    6.3% Other Water Soluable Nitrogen
    7.0% Water Insoluable Nitrogen
Soluable Potash (K₂O) ............................ 3%

Derived from: Dehydrated Manure, Feather Meal, Kelp Meal, Iron Humate, Ureaform, Ammonium Sulfate, and Sulfate of Potash.

A natural based lawn food for dense, healthy turf, Turf-Tone is low in salts that can burn your lawn. It provides a balanced mix of organics and inorganics that provides rapid greening plus the steady, long term feeding turfgrasses need. It's also a rich source of trace nutrients. Non-toxic, and safe for use around children and pets. A 25 lb. bag feeds 5,000 square feet.

Directions are as Follows:

ESTABLISHED TURF: Apply Turf-tone at the rate of 5 lbs. per 1,000 square feet (225 lbs. per acre) four times per year. See chart above for approximate spreader settings. The best times to apply are in March, May, September and October (varies according to region). Apply when the grass is dry. Although it is not necessary, we recommend giving the lawn a good watering after applying. This will make sure the plant food is in contact with the soil and will provide the moisture necessary for activating the organic.

NEW TURF: Loosen the soil by cultivating. Remove from the area to be seeded as much stone, wood and miscellaneous debris as possible. Apply Turf-tone at double the rate (10 lbs. per 1,000 square feet) and cover with 1-2 inches of a natural humus type material such as peat moss or peat humus. Work this mixture into the top 4-5 inches of soil. Grade and level the area. Apply seed following the supplier directions for sowing. Rake lightly to cover seed with a thin layer of soil. Keep moist (do not soak) until seed has germinated. Then follow a regular maintenance program.

DECIDUOUS TREES AND SHRUBS: Feed twice yearly–early Spring and late Fall.

TREES: Determine trunk diameter by measuring at a point 4 feet above ground. Feed at rate of 1 lb. per inch if diameter is under 6 inches and 2 lbs. per inch if over 6 inches. Apply evenly under branch spread and slightly beyond or place in holes spaced throughout same area. Holes should be 2-3 inches in diameter, 2-3 feet apart and 12-18 inches deep.

SHRUBS: Apply 3/4 cupful for each foot of branch spread or 1/2 inch of trunk diameter. Spread evenly under branch spread and slightly beyond. Feed beds at the rate of 1 lb. per 100 square feet.