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Southern Turf Alive! Directions
Fall Lawns Alive!®
7-3-2
Granulated for use in broadcast or
drop spreaders.
Fall Lawns Alive! is an all-natural blend of slow release plant foods
formulated to provide the nutrients required for vigorous root
development. Vigorous fall root development allows grass to over-winter
better, and get off to a better start the following spring. At the same
time, rather than short-circuiting the natural organic process like
inorganic lawn fertilizers do, Lawns Alive! helps sustain the soil
building process. By using Spring Lawns Alive! in the spring and Fall
Lawns Alive! in the fall, you can avoid chemical use and still have a
lawn of which you can be proud.
The added minerals:
• Increase lawn growth; provides essential elements
for lawn growth.
• Improves quality of lawn.
• Contains naturally chelated trace elements.
• Aids in improving soils.
The added humates:
• Improve lawns ability to absorb vital nutrients.
• Enhances root development.
• Increases water holding capacity of soil; improves
tilth.
• Increase utilization of phosphates and uptake of
essential nutrients.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
1. Apply any time
after July 15th. in the northern half of the U.S., later in the
southern states; 8-12 weeks before the first heavy freeze.
2. Apply with a broadcast spreader or drop spreader
at the rate of 8-9 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft.
Settings and accuracy vary widely from one spreader to the next.
Measure off an area of 1,000 sq. ft. and watch to see if you are
getting as much area covered as your spreader setting would indicate.
3. Water lawn with a hose or sprinkler to wash
material into soil.
4. After application water deeply but infrequently.
Frequent shallow watering promotes shallow rooting and should be
avoided.
5. Best results are obtained by mowing at the highest
setting on your mower. In no case should the mowing leave the grass
less than 1 ½” tall.
Fall Lawns Alive!® 7-3-2
INGREDIENTS: 100% plant and
animal by-products and natural volcanic ash deposits.
Fall Lawns Alive! 7-3-2
Guaranteed Analysis
Total Nitrogen (N)…………………………………………..7%
Available Phosphate (P2O5)…………………………………3%
Soluble Potash (K2O)………………………………………..2%
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