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Ground Herbs Season Starter Fertilizer for Sun-Loving Plants

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$35.99

☀️ Ground Herbs Season Starter Fertilizer for Sun-Loving Plants

NPK 5-10-5 • Early Spring Use
For Tomatoes, Peppers, Herbs, and Flowers in Full Sun

🧪 Balanced Nutrient Profile: 5-10-5

Nutrient% ContentPrimary Benefit
Nitrogen (5%)Promotes healthy foliage and vegetative growth 
Phosphorus (10%)Boosts root development and supports flower and fruit production 
Potassium (5%)Enhances plant resilience, disease resistance, and nutrient balance 

🌿 Perfect for These 20 Sun-Loving Plants

Use this phosphorus-rich blend to energize your sun-exposed herbs, flowers, and fruiting vegetables at the start of the growing season:

  • Tomatoes

  • Peppers

  • Eggplants

  • Roses

  • Sunflowers

  • Lavender

  • Zinnias

  • Marigolds

  • Petunias

  • Salvia

  • Basil

  • Cucumbers

  • Squash

  • Pumpkins

  • Melons

  • Geraniums

  • Snapdragons

  • Dahlias

  • Coneflowers (Echinacea)

  • Black-eyed Susans

🕒 When to Apply

Application PhaseBest TimePurpose
Pre-Planting1–2 weeks before plantingEnriches the root zone with early-season nutrients
Early Growth Stage2–4 weeks after plantingSupports strong establishment and early flowering

🧑‍🌾 How to Apply

Application TypeDosageInstructions
New Plantings1 tbsp per seedling or 1/4 cup per larger plantMix into soil before transplanting or planting seeds
Established Beds1/2 cup per 10 sq ftEvenly broadcast and gently mix into top 2–3 inches of soil
WateringAfter applicationWater thoroughly to help nutrients reach the root zone

🌡️ Soil & Seasonal Tips

  • Ideal Soil Temperature: 45°F to 65°F (7°C to 18°C)

  • Best Season: Early spring (March–April, depending on zone)

  • Avoid Frost: Apply after the last frost date for your region

Gardening Notes & Safety

  • Wear gloves when handling dry fertilizer

  • Avoid contact with leaves and stems to prevent burn

  • Store sealed in a dry, cool place away from kids and pets

  • Conduct a soil test if unsure of your garden's nutrient profile

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