Turf fertilizers are distinguished by a high first number (nitrogen) and low middle number (phosphorus). Common ratios: 28-3-8, 28-0-8, 29-0-4.
Apply in late April, June, July, and August each year. Follow the product's label rates exactly.
"Turf fertilizer" isn't magic—it's just a nutrient ratio optimized for grass. Any fertilizer with similar numbers works if applied correctly.
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