All-in-one Jonathan Green Veri-green Lawn Fertilizer Device [1iVGp6wf]

All-in-one Jonathan Green Veri-green Lawn Fertilizer Device [1iVGp6wf] is rich in nitrogen to quickly green up your lawn and feed the grass for up to three months. Effective formula for all types of turfgrass plants. The polymer-coated nitrogen in this product provides a slow and steady food release, preventing a surge of grass growth in the early spring, which reduces grass clippings when mowing. Veri-Green Lawn Food is the best fertilizer to use in the early spring if crabgrass is not present.

• Fertilizer analysis: 29-0-3
• Quick greening formula for all grass types
• Slow-release nitrogen is unaffected by excessive rainfall
• 4% iron for maximum greening
• Continuous feeding for up to 3 months

When to Apply:  

• The best time to apply is in the spring through fall depending on the region. 
• Spread this product a day or two after mowing and when the lawn is dry.
• Apply the same day as seeding or sodding.

Apply:  

• Use a rotary or drop lawn spreader.
• Check that the spreader opening at the bottom of the hopper is closed.  
• To select the proper spreader setting see the Spreader Settings section in the accordion below.
• Push the lever forward only when ready to spread.
• Apply fertilizer around the perimeter of the lawn to establish a turning area. Then run the spreader back and forth within the area outlined by your first perimeter application. Always allow overlap to avoid gaps in coverage. 

Post-Application:

• To avoid staining, sweep any excess granules off of hard surfaces and back onto the lawn.
• Irrigate the treated area after application for best results. About 1 ½ inches of water per week is sufficient between rainfall and irrigation but not to the point of run-off. 
• Once watered, wait a day to mow the lawn allowing the product time to activate.

Analysis:   29-0-3

Can Be Used When Seeding:  Yes

Apply to Dry or Damp Lawn:  Dry

Safe for Children & Pets:  Yes

Application Temperature Range:  45° – 75°F

When to Use:  Spring or fall