Fertilizer

We offer the same fertilizer to our customers that we use ourselves to nurture and grow the sod we sell.

The fertilizer is available in 10 kgs and 25 kgs bags and can be picked up at our Markham or Oro-Medonte yards or delivered if it is purchased together with a sack of soil, mulch, or any of our other products sold in sacks.

We offer a variety of different blends for each time of the year. See information below to learn more and sign up to receive reminders on when to fertilize. 

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Not Sure When to Fertilize Your Lawn?


How to Fertilize Your Lawn

Fertilizing is an important lawn care practice, as it influences grass color, ability to recover from stress, lushness which helps prevent weed invasions and disease. To follow our simple guidelines on how to fertilize your lawn, click here.

Choosing The Right Fertilizer

Use the following guideline to choose the right fertilizer to use depending on the time of the year:

Season Recommended Fertilizer Application Rate Bag Size & Coverage
Early Spring 30-5-5 Grass Grower 5 pounds per 1000 square feet 10KG – 4,400 square feet
25KG – 11,000 square feet
Spring 21-7-7 Weed Chocker 5 pounds per 1000 square feet 10KG – 4,400 square feet
25KG – 11,000 square feet
Summer 16-8-8 Maintenance 7 pounds per 1000 square feet 25KG – 7,800 square feet
Fall 21-7-7 Weed Chocker 5 pounds per 1000 square feet 10KG – 4,400 square feet
25KG – 11,000 square feet
Late Fall 30-5-5 Grass Grower 5 pounds per 1000 square feet 10KG – 4,400 square feet
25KG – 11,000 square feet
New Seed Starter 5-20-20 New Lawn Care 5 pounds per 1000 square feet 10KG – 4,400 square feet
25KG – 11,000 square feet

 

What Do Fertilizer Numbers Mean?

Nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) are the three major nutrients needed by lawns. Nitrogen is the nutrient required most, although too much nitrogen can cause excessive top growth, leading to assorted problems.

Percent nitrogen (by weight) is always the first of the three numbers on the fertilizer bag, followed by phosphorus and potassium.

For example, an 18-6-12 fertilizer contains 18 percent nitrogen. This number is important because it determines how much fertilizer is needed. In most cases, a rate of 1 pound of nitrogen per 1,000 square feet is suggested for each fertilizer application to the lawn.

If high percentage nitrogen fertilizers are used, then less actual fertilizer product is needed to supply that one pound compared to fertilizers with low percent nitrogen.

What Does Each Ingredient Provide?

 

  • 1ST # NITROGEN – FAST GREEN, THICK LAWN, STRONG STEM GROWTH
  • 2ND # PHOSPHORUS – BUILD UP ROOT SYSTEM
  • 3RD # POTASSIUM – STABILIZES SOIL FOR DARKNESS OF COLOUR

Quantity discounts on purchases of 5 or more bags. Call 905-640-9090 for more information