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Raised Bed Flower Fertilizer for Bulb Plants

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$37.99

๐ŸŒท Old Cobblers Farmโ„ข Raised Bed Flower Fertilizer for Bulb Plants โ€“ 5-10-10

Targeted Support for Strong Roots, Lush Blooms, and Lasting Beauty

Product Description:
Old Cobblers Farmโ„ข Raised Bed Flower Fertilizer for Bulb Plants is a specialized blend formulated with a 5-10-10 NPK ratio to deliver high levels of phosphorus and potassium โ€” key nutrients for strong root development and vibrant flowering. Designed specifically for bulb-based plants grown in raised beds, this fertilizer encourages larger, longer-lasting blooms and helps plants prepare for future seasons by strengthening underground growth.

  • 5% Nitrogen (N): Promotes healthy green foliage

  • 10% Phosphorus (P): Stimulates root growth and flower formation

  • 10% Potassium (K): Enhances resilience, bloom duration, and disease resistance

๐ŸŒผ Recommended for These 20 Bulb and Tuberous Plants:

  • Tulips โ€“ Classic spring blooms in a wide range of colors

  • Daffodils โ€“ Cheerful, hardy flowers ideal for early spring

  • Hyacinths โ€“ Intensely fragrant and colorful

  • Crocuses โ€“ Early bloomers that mark the start of spring

  • Lilies โ€“ Tall, elegant blooms for mid-summer color

  • Alliums โ€“ Bold, globe-shaped flower heads

  • Iris โ€“ Striking forms in a broad color spectrum

  • Amaryllis โ€“ Large blooms ideal for indoor forcing or outdoor beds

  • Snowdrops โ€“ Delicate white flowers for late winter

  • Gladiolus โ€“ Tall, dramatic spikes of blooms

  • Begonias โ€“ Shade-tolerant with colorful flowers

  • Ranunculus โ€“ Layers of rose-like petals

  • Anemones โ€“ Dainty flowers that thrive in well-drained beds

  • Freesias โ€“ Fragrant and vibrant funnel-shaped blooms

  • Calla Lilies โ€“ Sleek, sculptural blooms for partial sun

  • Dutch Iris โ€“ Elegant, late-spring flower spikes

  • Tuberose โ€“ Exotic, highly scented white flowers

  • Chionodoxa (Glory-of-the-Snow) โ€“ Small early spring blooms

  • Oxalis โ€“ Clover-like foliage with delicate flowers

  • Camassia โ€“ Starry, blue flowers for moist beds

๐Ÿ“ฆ How to Apply

๐Ÿงค Materials Needed:

  • Old Cobblers Farmโ„ข 5-10-10 Fertilizer

  • Measuring scoop (1โ€“2 tbsp)

  • Watering can or hose

  • Gloves

  • Trowel or hand cultivator

๐Ÿ“† Application Timing:

  • Initial Application: At planting time (fall or spring, depending on bulb type)

  • Follow-up Applications: Every 4โ€“6 weeks during the growing season

  • Late Season: Cease fertilization after flowering ends to allow bulbs to go dormant

โš–๏ธ Application Rate:

  • General: 1 to 2 tablespoons per square foot of raised bed area

  • Individual Bulbs: Lightly sprinkle around the base without direct contact with bulbs or foliage

  • Incorporation: Mix gently into the top 1โ€“2 inches of soil and water thoroughly

๐ŸŒฑ Ideal Soil Conditions

  • Soil Type:

    • Use loamy or sandy loam for drainage and root aeration

    • Avoid compacted or poorly draining soil, which may lead to bulb rot

  • Soil pH:

    • Aim for pH 6.0 to 7.0

    • Adjust with lime (to raise) or sulfur (to lower) based on test results

  • Soil Moisture:

    • Keep soil evenly moist but not soggy

    • Allow the top inch to dry before watering again

  • Organic Matter:

    • Enrich the bed with compost or aged manure to boost microbial activity and nutrient retention

  • Aeration:

    • Before fertilizing, loosen the soil with a hand cultivator to improve nutrient distribution and root penetration

โœ… Why Choose Old Cobblers Farmโ„ข 5-10-10 for Bulbs?

  • ๐ŸŒฟ High phosphorus and potassium for strong blooms and resilient roots

  • ๐Ÿง‘โ€๐ŸŒพ Designed for raised bed performance and container-friendly use

  • ๐Ÿ’ง Supports flower size, bloom duration, and post-season bulb storage

  • ๐Ÿ Encourages healthy, pollinator-friendly flowering

Caution: Over-fertilizing may lead to soft growth and bulb stress. Store in a cool, dry place. Follow label instructions for best results.

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