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Hi-Yield

Tomato & Vegetable Food 4-10-6

Granular fertilizer for in-ground vegetable plantings, with separate label directions for transplants and established beds or rows.

$8.89

4 lb

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SKU
2507
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Granular fertilizer for in-ground vegetable plantings, with separate label directions for transplants and established beds or rows.

A granular choice for garden beds

Granular fertilizer suits an in-ground vegetable plot where the grower can spread material over the planting area and work it into soil. This product is intended for tomatoes and vegetables in beds or rows. It is not recommended for container-grown plants, where a different fertilizer product is a better fit. Pots have a smaller volume of growing mix and a different watering pattern than a garden bed, so use a product labeled for container culture.

Let the soil test guide phosphorus

The fertilizer grade is only one part of choosing a garden amendment. Existing soil nutrients matter. Many Florida soils already contain adequate phosphorus, and a soil test can show whether a vegetable bed needs more. Applying nutrients without checking the soil can add material the crop does not need. Use the test results and the product label together when deciding whether this fertilizer belongs in a particular bed.

Keep fertilizer near the active roots

Vegetable roots draw nutrients from the soil around them. Apply fertilizer to the intended root area, whether the planting is organized as a bed or a row, and keep it away from direct contact with stems. A broad bed and a narrow row have different layouts, which is why the package treats them as separate situations. Incorporating granules into soil places them where roots can reach them as plants grow. Avoid treating bare paths or areas outside the crop’s growing zone.

Moisture and plant stage matter

Roots take up dissolved nutrients from moist soil. The product directions call for watering after use. Moisture helps fertilizer nutrients move into soil and become available to plants. New transplants and established crops are different stages of a planting, so the package gives each its own method. Plan around the crop layout before spreading and follow the direction for that stage. This keeps fertilizer tied to the plants that need it, while the soil test helps determine whether added nutrients are appropriate at all.

Directions for Use

Planting situationApplication rateDirections
New tomato plants2 tablespoons per plantMix thoroughly with soil in each hole. Water each setting thoroughly after application.
Established plants in beds2 pounds per 50 square feet of rowWork lightly into soil and water in thoroughly.
Established plants in row1¼ pounds per 20 feet of rowWork lightly into soil and water in thoroughly.

Buyer assumes all risk of use,storage or handling of this material not in strict accordance with directions given herewith.

This product is not intended for nor recommended for container grown plants.

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.

Guaranteed Analysis

ComponentAmount
Total Nitrogen (N)4%
Ammoniacal Nitrogen4.0%
Available Phosphate (P2O5)10%
Soluble Potash (K2O)6%

Derived From: Ammonium Phosphate, Ammonium Sulfate, Muriate Of Potash.

Pick it up in Baker.

Order online or call ahead and we’ll have it ready for pickup at 5791 Hwy 4. Free delivery within 5 miles, and a flat $15 out to 20 miles.

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Saturday
8 am – 2 pm

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