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Ferti•lome® Tree & Shrub Food 19-8-10 3.5 lb

Ferti•lome® Tree & Shrub Food 19-8-10 3.5 lb

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Ferti•lome® Tree & Shrub Food 19-8-10 – Premium Fertilizer for Healthy Trees, Shrubs & Evergreens

Give your landscape the nutrients it needs with ferti•lome Tree & Shrub Food 19-8-10. This premium granular fertilizer is specially formulated to provide balanced nutrition for shade trees, ornamental trees, flowering trees, shrubs, and evergreens. Its unique penetrating formula carries nutrients directly to feeder roots when applied around the drip line, eliminating the need to dig holes for feeding.

With a high nitrogen content for lush green foliage, added phosphorus for strong root development, and potassium to improve overall plant vigor and stress tolerance, this fertilizer helps trees and shrubs establish quickly and maintain healthy growth throughout the growing season.

Key Features

  • Premium 19-8-10 NPK formula
  • Feeds trees, shrubs, and evergreens
  • Penetrating action moves nutrients to feeder roots
  • No need to dig holes for application
  • Promotes lush green foliage and vigorous growth
  • Encourages strong root development
  • Helps plants withstand heat, drought, and environmental stress
  • Easy-to-apply granular formula

Great For

  • Shade Trees
  • Ornamental Trees
  • Flowering Trees
  • Evergreen Trees
  • Shrubs
  • Hedges
  • Landscape Plants
  • Newly Planted Trees
  • Established Trees

Benefits

  • Encourages faster, healthier growth
  • Produces greener, fuller foliage
  • Strengthens root systems
  • Supports healthier blooms on flowering trees and shrubs
  • Helps maintain vigorous, long-lasting landscape plants
  • Ideal for spring and fall feeding

Application

Spread evenly around the drip line (the area beneath the outermost branches), keeping fertilizer away from the trunk. Water thoroughly after application.

  • Feed twice per year—once in early spring and again in the fall.
  • Follow the label for application rates based on tree trunk diameter or shrub size.
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