Summer Fertilizer Ban in Hillsborough County: What You Need To Know
By now, most homeowners in Hillsborough County have felt the shift. June rolled in, the rain picked up, and just like that, the rules around lawn care changed. The summer…
Potting Soil vs Garden Soil: What’s the Difference?
Most people have stood in a garden center aisle, staring at two bags that look nearly identical, wondering if it even matters which one they grab. It does. Using the…
When to Fertilize Your ProVista Lawn
Your ProVista Lawn You made the leap and invested in a high-quality, beautiful Scotts® ProVista™ St. Augustine sod lawn from Council Growers Sod in Tampa Bay. Smart choice! ProVista™ is…
The Proper way to Fertilize ProVista Sod
Fertilize ProVista Sod The Proper way to Fertilize ProVista Sod One of the beautiful things about Scotts ProVista sod is that it uses 20% less fertilizer when properly maintained. If you are looking at fertilizing several acres of lawn, 20% less fertilizer can add up to a lot of savings each year. Once your sod has established roots, usually 4-6 weeks after installation, you’ll want to start fertilizing on a schedule. Fertilize your Scotts ProVista sod three times each year, in the early spring, early summer, and mid to late fall. Keeping Tampa area fertilizer restrictions in mind, be sure to apply the summer fertilizer before June 1 each year, and don’t apply the fall fertilizer until after September 30. Scotts recommends the following schedule and products:
Difference Between Natural Fertilizer and Chemical Fertilizer
Natural Fertilizer Sod needs ongoing care to thrive, including the use of fertilizer. It’s important to understand the difference between natural fertilizer and chemical fertilizer so that you can make the best choice for your yard. The right fertilizer application will help to keep your lawn thick, healthy, and green. What Is Natural Fertilizer? Natural fertilizer is often referred to as organic fertilizer. It forms through the decomposition of plants, animal waste, and minerals. You can make it yourself or purchase it.
Is Fertilizing Your Lawn Necessary?
Whether or not you need to fertilize your lawn depends on several factors. For the most part, Florida lawns can benefit from fertilizer to keep grass exceptionally green and lush.…