Formulated with a perfect blend of key macronutrients, liquid lawn fertilizer in this ratio is ideal for feeding established lawns.
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This liquid fertilizer from Simple Lawn Solutions is one of my favorites. It’s fool-proof and easy to apply to your lawn.
It contains seaweed and fish emulsion to provide rich organic matter to feed your lawn while also providing a nitrogen-rich blend of macro-nutrients to support overall lawn health.
One 2.5 gallon jug will fertilize ~32,000 square feet at manufacturer’s suggested application rate
This balanced lawn fertilizer is a pet-friendly option, and it’s a solid choice from a customer-service focused company in Carlisle, PA.
I love that PetraTools offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee and their customer service has been top-notch in my experience. It’s a good all-around fertilizer product, formulated in the perfect ratio for foliar feeding of lawns.
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One 1 gallon jug will fertilize ~12,800 square feet (maintenance) or 6,400 square feet (deficient grass) at manufacturer’s suggested application rate
This liquid fertilizer from Pendelton Turf supply is a good all-around nitrogen-rich fertilizer that comes in close to the 16-4-8 ratio I prefer. I’m including it because 50% of it’s Nitrogen is slow-release, which makes it different than a lot of the liquid fertilizers on the market.
If you want to skip granular applications in your lawn care program, this can be a good alternative, giving you the benefit of both short-term and long-term feeding from a single application.
One 2.5 gallon jug will fertilize ~106,000 square feet at manufacturer’s suggested application rate (I suggest applying at 2-2.5x this concentration)
A professional-grade product that delivers amazing results. This 18-3-6 formulation offers exceptional green-up without the surge-growth of some other liquid lawn fertilizers, providing a steady release of nutrients to your turf.
The nitrogen in this product is from controlled-release methylene ureas, offering excellent green-up without the extra work mowing your lawn following application. It’s a great option for those seeking a low-maintenance yard that looks great.
One 2.5 gallon jug will fertilize ~14,500 square feet at manufacturer’s suggested application rate
All fertilizers are not created equal, and using the right blend of nutrients at the right time of year will produce the best results for your lawn.
Each of the macro-nutrients you see listed on a fertilizers label supports a different part of your grass. Liquid lawn fertilizer at or near a 16-4-8 ratio supports healthy vigorous leaf growth, stimulates roots, and provides your lawn with enough potassium to help it resist disease and stand up to summer’s heat.
I’m a big fan of foliar feeding with a liquid lawn fertilizer, which can often lead to improved nutrient uptake and more visible results in your yard.
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