Lawnsmith Starter Lawn Fertiliser
£10.95
Delivery
Fast Delivery
We aim to dispatch within 2 working days of your ordering. This may increase in spring and autumn.
We have regrettably suspended deliveries to Ireland and Northern Ireland post Brexit.
Key Features
Fertiliser for seeding or turfing a new lawn
Improves grass rooting and lawn establishment
Brings new lawn into use sooner
Make light work with these Spreaders
Description
Application Rate
25 - 35 grams per square metre
Directions for Use
- This is a granular product to be applied by spreader or by hand
- Best applied during or just after turfing or seeding
- Slowly dissolves into soil or new turf
- Can be applied anytime of the year
- Also ideal to speed patch repairs
- Provides the right lawn food mix for young grass
- Normally a 'one off' application - any remainder can be re-applied after 2 months
- Will not cause staining to hard surfaces
Lawn Fertiliser Analysis NPK: 6-9-6
- 6% Nitrogen, 9% Phosphate, 6% Potassium
- Ideal nutrient mix for grass root and shoot development
Specification
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Season for Application
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Early Spring, Late Spring, Summer, Early Autumn, Late Autumn,
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Intended Use
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New Lawns
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Lawn Safety after Treatment
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None hazardous for children, dogs and cats
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Soil Type
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Clay, Loam, Sandy, Chalk,
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Lasts for
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Normal 4-6 weeks
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Method of Application
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By hand or spreader
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Nutrient Content
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Nitrogen, Potassium, Phosphate,
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Granule Size
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2 to 3mm
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Size and Coverage
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2.5Kg Bag covers 85m2, 5Kg Bag covers 170m2, 10Kg Bag covers 330m2,
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Product Type
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Fertiliser
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Customer reviews
334 reviews for Lawnsmith Starter Lawn Fertiliser
eKomi
customer reviews
Given the new seed a good start, health growth after only 10 days.
Difficult to disentangle seed quality from the fertiliser but the combination has been great.
Efficient product
Used to prepare a lawn that I was re-laying. I'd recommend it to any lawn owner. Excellent quality, apparently very effective, judging by my results.
I decided to give the grass seed the best start by adding a fertiliser while sowing the seed. It's difficult to say how effective this was because I don't know what would have happened if I hadn't used any but I am very pleased with the results.