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Help Your Lawn and Garden Thrive With Fertilizer From Lowe’s

Fertilizer provides plants with essential nutrients including nitrogen for plant growth, phosphorous for root growth and potassium for drought and disease resistance. Before shopping for the best fertilizer for your needs, you should perform a soil test via a home test kit or your local Cooperative Extension office. The results will help you figure out what you need to add to your soil to create the best growing conditions for your lawn and garden.


Types of Fertilizer

Granular Fertilizer: Granular fertilizers are applied to soil in dry form with a mechanical spreader or shaker container. They come in a quick-release form that provides nitrogen to plants immediately and lasts three to four weeks. Slow-release forms can last for up to 12 weeks.


Liquid Fertilizer: Liquid fertilizers are fast-acting as plants absorb them quickly through leaves and roots. Most of them are concentrates that you mix with water. They work well for container plants, but there are also liquid lawn fertilizers.


Fertilizer by Application

Lawn and Grass Fertilizer: There are several types of fertilizers you can use for your lawn including lawn-starter fertilizer, weed and feed fertilizer, insect control fertilizer and more. Consider what you’re trying to achieve before choosing the best fertilizer for grass. Looking for one that specifically helps plants develop roots and resist drought and disease? Invest in potash fertilizer. If you’re looking for an all-in-one fertilizer, try an option like Bayer All-Purpose Fertilizer, which will kill lawn weeds including dandelion, clover, chickweed and more.


Fertilizer for Plants: Plant fertilizer, more commonly known as plant food, helps foster healthy vegetables, flowers, shrubs and trees. These fertilizers can help promote strong roots and beautiful blooms in roses or provide essential nutrients to create bigger, juicier produce.


Organic Fertilizer: Looking for an organic fertilizer to treat your soil? Some natural fertilizers include peat moss, composted manure, blood meal and fish emulsion. Each type offers different benefits, so do some research on what your garden needs to thrive.


At Lowe’s, we have every fertilizer you need to maintain a healthy lawn and garden. We carry trusted brands like Miracle-Gro, Scotts, Milorganite and more. Plus, we have essentials like spreaders, sprinklers and rakes to make fertilizing easy. Need more help deciding which fertilizer is right for you? Check out our Fertilizer Buying Guide and Fertilizer Calculator to help you figure out which type and how much you need.