Espoma Holly-tone – acidifying, organic, slow-release. Perfect for Leyland cypress (prefers pH 5.5–6.5).
Conifers have low nutrient demand. Sudden nitrogen flush = weak, disease-prone growth. Slow, steady = strong wood, good color.
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