Lawn fertilizer = high nitrogen (leaf growth). Vegetables need balanced N-P-K for roots/fruit. Flowers need phosphorus for blooms. Trees need phosphorus for fruit. Lawn fertilizer on tomatoes → lush leaves, few tomatoes.
Many lawn fertilizers contain herbicides. They'll kill your vegetables permanently. Scotts' practices are particularly egregious.
Soil test first. Tell me your zip code—I'll find your Extension office. Then tell me what you're growing. My favorite fertilizer: compost tea—feeds soil biology, balances nutrition naturally.
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