A San Antonio gardener seeks an inexpensive granular fertilizer (5-10 lb bags, applied every 6 weeks) with "Grow" in the name, previously sold at Wolfe and Calloway's Nurseries.
Large nurseries contract private-label fertilizers. When bids change, brands switch. The product may still exist under the manufacturer's label.
Granular fertilizers applied to soil surface and watered in are faster than liquid feeding for large collections.
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