Dr. Earth Total Advantage Organic Rose & Flower Granules Plant Food 12 lb
$35.21
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Product details
Dr. Earth Total Advantage Rose & Flower granules are an organic plant food formulated for roses, flowers, flowering trees, shrubs, annuals and perennials. The blend uses natural meals such as fishbone, bone and alfalfa to supply nutrients with both fast and slow-release action for multi-season feeding.
Apply granules to beds and around plants to encourage bloom size and abundance; the product description notes coverage of up to 165 sq ft and repeat nourishment every two months.
- Organic granular formula made from fishbone meal, bone meal and alfalfa meal
- Fast- and slow-release action for multi-season feeding
- Intended for roses, flowers, flowering trees, shrubs, annuals and perennials
- Covers up to 165 sq ft; repeat application about every 2 months
Product specifications
| Brand | Dr. Earth |
|---|---|
| Product line | Total Advantage |
| Model | 709 |
| Coverage | 165 sq ft |
| Fertilizer type | Natural |
| Plant name | Tree, Shrub, Grass, Flower, Plant |
| Release rate | Slow Release |
| UPC / GTIN | 749688030120 |
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