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Lawn Fertiliser, alternative to 7-6-17

thebackbar · 2022-07-28 14:53:10

for the last few years I have been using 7-6-17 to fertilise my lawn, however this year I haven't been able to source it from my usual hardware stores. Does anyone know of a similar type fertiliser that is available on the irish market ?

28-07-2022 2:53pm

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for the last few years I have been using 7-6-17 to fertilise my lawn, however this year I haven't been able to source it from my usual hardware stores. Does anyone know of a similar type fertiliser that is available on the irish market ?

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If you're near a farm supplies, you should be able to get it, or something close. Depending on your soil. It's also worth getting a bag of granulated like. It should last years if kept dry

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