Established trees do not need to be fertilized to maintain their health. Because their root systems grow into fertilized shrub beds and lawn areas, trees in a maintained landscape usually receive enough nitrogen fertilizer for moderate growth. In most instances, additional fertilizer is not necessary to maintain healthy trees. If micro-nutrient deficiencies occur, they can be treated with an application of minor elements.

This is a tough one to answer, because fertilization is so tremendously tied to water quality, potting medium, temperature, light and a variety of other factors. However, if you just have a few plants, and don't want to fuss around a lot learning about the intricacies of water and fertilizer, I'd simply suggest you get any reasonably balanced 'orchid' fertilizer, that is low in urea, and use it at approximately 1/4 to1/2 the label strength every other watering. See similar questions...

We use a professional grade fertilizer for all of our customers. This fertilizer is a granular organic treatment that is time released so it won't burn your lawn. Our supercrop fertilizer is balanced with nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium to keep your lawn healthy and strong, plus numerous trace mineral elements that have been scientifically structured to give exactly what your lawn needs when it needs it. See similar questions...

A) There are several different types and styles of tree stands to choose from. The most important characteristic is water capacity. You should also make sure the stand "fits" the tree -- if it is too big or too small it might cause the tree to tip over. Do NOT trim the sides of the trunk to fit it in a stand -- trees drink from the sides near the trunk. Ask the retailer if you need advice. See similar questions...

The best time to prune most species of trees, including your oak tree, is during the winter months. Pruning your oak tree during this time will help avoid potential problems associated with oak wilt. It is very important that you do not prune your oak tree between April 15 and July 1, or commonly referred to as the tax day to the fourth of July. More information>>> See similar questions...

Because other organisms and injuries can produce symptoms very similar to SOD on oaks, homeowners will not be able to diagnose their trees by themselves with absolute certainty. You can check the web site http://www.suddenoakdeath.org for details on host plants and symptoms, but the only way to confirm a P. ramorum infection is through a laboratory test. Many local arborists, foresters, and tree service companies have undergone training to diagnose SOD. See similar questions...

Though oak barrels are the traditional way Europeans made wine, we here at Wine the Experience opt to use glass barrels due to sanitary reasons. This however, does not mean we do not possess the capacity to create the oakey flavor distinctive to many popular wines. We add oak chips to certain kinds of wines during the different stages of fermentation to ensure an authentic and delicious taste. We use both French and American Oak, either with a medium toast or without. See similar questions...

We have switched to a new product this year - Nu-Gro Golf Nitroform®. This liquid chemical treatment is used at professional golf courses nationwide. For more information on Nu-Gro Golf Nitroform®, click here. See similar questions...

We rarely recommend chemical fertilization except when a sick plant may require a foliar fertilizer for a quick boost. Generally fertilizer is not only unnecessary, it is bad. Compost is what we recommend for plant and garden health. We carry Nutri-brew compost, bagged and bulk. See similar questions...

Japanese Maples must have constant moisture and good drainage. Mulch your tree with 2? - 3" of shredded bark, preferably hardwood, to insulate the roots and prevent water from evaporating around the tree. Planting in the fall four to six weeks before the ground freezes is best. Regular watering is essential. In the spring one light application of a balanced fertilizer is usually adequate. See similar questions...

All our oak comes from sustainable resources in managed English forests. The use of such timber is therefore more environmentally friendly than the use of other building materials. See similar questions...

The simple answer: Yes, if anything, flowering plants need extra fertilizer Your plants will need to be fertilized with a product appropriate to the medium in which they are grown. In general, plants in a bark-based mix will need a fertilizer high in nitrogen (usually in a 3-1-1 ratio), while a balanced fertilizer will do for all others (usually a1-1-1 ratio). If in doubt, fertilize with the same balanced fertilizer you use for your other container plants only weaker solution. See similar questions...

If you prefer to use an additional fertilizer, wait two weeks after applying ROOTBLAST? then fertilize as you would normally. See similar questions...

Many EarthBox gardeners prefer growing their plants organically. There are several brands of dry granulated organic fertilizer (Plant Right, Fertrell, etc.) that can be used by replacing the 2 cups of chemical fertilizer with 3 cups of organic fertilizer. We have added a 5-6-6 OMRI listed organic fertilizer to our product list. See similar questions...

Application amount varies with each sod. A 16-4-8 should be used as a summer fertilizer and 5-10-15 with spring and fall fertilization. Centipede does not like much fertilizer, so even just one application a year is sufficient. St. Augustine requires more care; two applications a year are needed. El Toro is a lower maintenance zoysia than all other zoysia's, so you may fertilize it once or twice a year. Emerald needs two applications. See similar questions...