All Purpose Fertilizer & Plant Food
All-purpose fertilizer is what’s for dinner
Pump up your plants with natural plant food
Whether you're growing tasty tomatoes or dazzling dahlias, our 555 fertilizer has everything your green buddies need. Fortified with Protilizer, our organic seed & plant activator, it strengthens roots and helps plants fight off yucky diseases. This all-purpose fertilizer and natural plant food is safe for everything in your garden—flowers, veggies, trees, you name it! Plus, it's eco-friendly and safe for your furry friends.
Premium all-purpose fertilizer for quality plants
Why settle for less when your plants can have the best? Our all-purpose plant food contains beneficial soil microbes—95% more than other brands. Recommended and trusted by award-winning rosarians and professional growers, Natural Alternative® all-purpose fertilizer & plant food paves the path to beautiful blooms and delicious vegetables. Our plant food is great for reducing stress on transplanted plants and can be used to continue feeding established gardens and plants indoors and outdoors
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Application Instructions
New Tree/Shrub Planting: Mix Natural Alternative AllPurpose Fertilizer and Plant Food with humus into the hole by mixing with humus before planting. Use 1/4 cup per foot of shrub or tree height. Water in.
Established Trees/Shrubs: Apply 1/4 cup per foot of shrub height in spring and fall to the soil or mulch under the tree/shrub. Work fertilizer in lightly with a rake or hand cultivator.
New Beds: Mix 6.5 lbs. per 64 square feet (8' x 8' plot) and incorporate rake into the top 4 – 5" of soil.
Established Beds: Apply 2.5 lbs. per 64 square feet (8' x 8' plot). Sprinkle the plant food t lightly at the base of the plants. Fertilize before mulch is applied. Apply in spring and fall. Remember, too little is better than too much!
Potted and Container Plants: Use 1 tablespoon per 6 inches of pot diameter every 4 – 6 weeks.
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