Doff All Year Lawn Feed Concentrate Extra Fill 1.2ltr

Toprose Rose Shrub & Feed is the perfect solution to help your roses reach their full potential, offering a balanced formula that enhances the growth and vibrancy of your rose bushes and shrubs. This granular rose feed, rich in iron and magnesium, improves root development and encourages efficient nutrient absorption, resulting in bigger, brighter, and healthier roses with deeply intense colours. The easy-to-apply granules are simply scattered onto the soil and watered in, making it ideal for both established and newly transplanted roses, ensuring they thrive without premature leaf drop or discolouring.For best results use between March to SeptemberApplication method - ScatterStore out of the reach of children. Keep away from food, drink and animal feed. Keep away from direct sunlight. Protect from freezing. Keep containers tightly closed in a dry, cool and well-ventilated placeApply evenly to the soil around the plants and hoe lightly, keep off stems and leaves and water if the soil is dry. Only two applications are needed for a complete season’s feeding: First feed – Spring Apply 28g (1oz) – approx. one handful – around each plant when active growth starts. Second feed – Summer Apply 28g (1oz) around each plant after the first flush of flowers has faded. New roses and shrubs - You can put in bare-rooted plants between late October and March. The ground must be neither frozen nor waterlogged. Container-grown plants can be put in at any time of year provided the soil condition is suitable. Bare-rooted plants - Dig a hole which is wide enough and deep enough to allow the roots to spread out fully, average size 60 cm across and 25 cm deep. Mix one handful of To prose with the bottom soil. Bud union should be 2.5 cm (1”) below the soil level when planting is completed. Container-grown plants - Water thoroughly before planting or removing the container. Cut down the side of the container when stood on the base of the hole. Remove this cover very carefully and mix one handful of To prose with the bottom soil

If you love orchids, you'll know they are relatively easy to grow but require particular attention, especially when it comes to providing the right feed and nutrients.Formulated to meet the nutritional needs of orchids, Orchid Drip Feed is convenient and easy-to-use.Orchid Drip Feed:A slow-release, liquid fertiliserConvenient and simple to useEach mini-bottle will feed an orchid for two-three weeks.Available in packs of 10, Orchid Drip Feed can be used throughout the growing season and when potting or transplanting orchids to a new pot.One drip feed will nourish an orchid in a 12-15cm diameter pot, or use two-three bottles for larger pots and containers.To use, remove the tip from the drip feeder, invert and push the bottle into the soil. Water as normal. Partial to shade or filtered light, well-fed orchids will give a long-lasting flower display, brightening any home.How to use:Use throughout the year. Shake well before use.Carefully cut the pointed end of the cap from the drip feeder and push the open end of the drip feeder into the soil around the orchid. Water as usual. One drip feeder will supply enough feed for up to 2-3 weeks when used in 12-15cm pots.For larger pots use more than one drip feeder.

Bonemeal is a slow release fertiliser produced from sterilised bonemeal. It contains two elements essential for healthy plant growth - phosphate and nitrogen.It is the slow release of nutrients over an extended period of time which makes Bonemeal an ideal fertiliser for a wide variety of crops and plants.Bonemeal:Encourages healthy root developmentIdeal for bulbs, herbaceous plants, shrubs, roses, fruit trees and strawberriesOrganicThe versatility of Bonemeal means it can be used prior to sowing or planting out, used as a top dressing for established roses and border plants in spring, and around fruit trees and bushes in autumn.Although organic, the product may irritate cut or broken skin so always apply with gloves. Wash hands after use.Store in a cool, dry place and keep out of reach of children and pets. If used in an area close to livestock such as cattle, deer, sheep and goats ensure the treated area is secure to prevent access.How to use:Apply from February until the end of the growing season in October. Evenly apply to soil at the rates recommended below, preferably when the soil is moist. Lightly hoe into the top surface of the soil, and in dry conditions water in.Note: 1 gloved handful contains approximately 35g.PRIOR TO SOWING OR PLANTINGApply at a rate of 140 g/m2 (4 oz/ sq yd) to the soil and mix in well.ESTABLISHED ROSES, SHRUBS AND BORDER PLANTSApply as a top dressing in the spring at 140 g/m2 (4oz/ sq yd) gently working it into the surface and re-apply at 70g/m2 (2oz/ sq yd) every 6 weeks when plants are actively growing.FRUIT TREES AND BUSHESApply as a top dressing in the autumn at 140 g/m2 (4oz/ sq yd).

Clematis Fertiliser is a balanced, organic based feed which helps to promote the growth and flowering of clematis and other climbing plants such as honeysuckle, passion flower and ivy.Rich in natural nutrients, Clematis Fertiliser will encourage vigorous growth and prolific flowering.Clematis Fertiliser:Rich in potassium and natural nutrientsIdeal for both clematis and other climbing plantsPelleted.Clematis should be planted in fertile, humus soil in shade where the roots can be well protected from the sun.To help prevent clematis wilt, large-flowering and viticella types of clematis should be transplanted three inches deeper than the starter pot. Some other clematis species (including evergreens) should be planted with the top of the root ball just below the soil surface. If in doubt seek guidance from the plant supplier or specialist grower.Apply Clematis Fertiliser in March and repeat every three months during the growing season. Clematis Fertiliser should be sprinkled evenly around the base, worked into the soil and then watered thoroughly.Easy to handle and apply, always ensure Clematis Fertiliser does not lodge on leaves and stems.How to use:Note: 1 small gloved handful contains approximately 30gFor Established PlantsApply the fertiliser in March and repeat applications every 3 months during the growing season. Sprinkle evenly 60g/m2 of pellets evenly around the base of the plant. Work into the soil and water thoroughly.New plantingAll newly planted clematis must be well watered during dry weather, particularly during late spring and early summer. Plants will benefit from an application of Vitax Clematis Feed (60g/m2) spread evenly around the base when growth is vigorous.

Ideal for both young or established trees, Vitax Liquid Olive Tree Feed contains a tailored mix of nutrients for long term, healthy growth and vibrant foliage.Part of the specialist liquid feed range, Liquid Olive Tree Feed suits all soil types and is great for olive trees grown in pots or in the garden. Fast-acting, readily available mineral salts help revive tired plants with existing nutrient deficienciesAdded seaweed and trace elements for strong growth, dense foliage and juicy fruitsContains nitrogen to help develop a rich, leaf colour and potassium to boost fruiting. Traditionally planted to bring a Mediterranean feel to any patio, garden or conservatory, Liquid Olive Tree Feed is perfect for olive trees grown in low volumes of compost, particularly peat free composts or free draining growing media where long-term nutrient retention may be limited.Formulated to ensure olive trees have the correct nutrition, the addition of nitrogen, potassium and seaweed help to maximise growth and improve natural defences.A perfect solution for anyone looking for an alternative to the olive tree granular feed, it can be used as part of a ‘little and often’ feeding regime. Cost -effective, a one-litre bottle of Liquid Olive Tree Feed will make up to 50 watering cans.Once diluted, it can be applied around the base of the tree every two to three weeks during May to September.How to use:Shake the bottle before use. Dilute 1 capful (20ml) in 4.5 litres of water. Apply every 2-3 weeks from May to September using a watering can, soaking the soil around the base of the plant.

Hydrangeas are vigorous growers and require a specific mix of nutrients to produce masses of vibrant, strong blooms.To support growth, Liquid Hydrangea Feed has been formulated to ensure hydrangeas thrive in all types of soils and is especially suited to plants grown in pots or containers, as well as those grown in garden beds.Ideal for use in peat-free composts, free-draining growing media and soil with varying pHContains potash to encourage abundant bloomsUse as a weekly feed during spring and summer for best results.To encourage those much sought after blooms Hydrangea Liquid Feed contains the essential mix of nutrients required to help produce a stunning array of colour and flowers. Potash has been added to the feed to support the delivery of abundant blooms, as well as nitrogen for hardy growth and rich leaf colour. Low-levels of iron and manganese have been added to the formulation to ensure the availability of trace elements – essential for chlorophyll production. Cost-effective, a one litre bottle of concentrated feed will make up to 50 watering cans – approximately 225 litres of feed.How to use:Shake well before use. Fill a watering can with 4.5 litres of water and add 1 capful (20ml) of feed mixing well. Apply around the base of the plant, without wetting the foliage, until the soil is saturated.

Liquid Tomato Feed has been formulated to produce bumper crops of juicy tomatoes.Ideal for use on tomatoes grown indoors and outdoors in a variety of ways.Liquid Tomato Feed:Apply from spring and right through the growing seasonCan be used to grow tomatoes in a variety of waysProduces bumper crops and tastiest tomatoesEasy to use, dilute Liquid Tomato Feed as per pack instructions. The liquid feed can be used to support tomato plants grown in grow bags, outdoors within a vegetable patch or grown under cover.If using a grow bag, from planting out feed twice a week and gradually increase as the plants start to grow.Outdoor tomato plants can be fed with Liquid Tomato Feed every seven days, rising to every three days.Similarly, tomatoes grown under cover can be fed every three days once the first truss has set.Always refer to the feeding instructions and adapt the amount of Liquid Tomato Feed required as directed.