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Dreaming of a thick, green lawn that's the envy of the neighborhood? Lawn Synergy's 13-0-10 Pre-Emergent Lawn Fertilizer can make that dream a reality. This powerful formula not only feeds your lawn with essential nutrients for healthy growth, but it also prevents weeds from even germinating.
Here's what makes Lawn Synergy's 13-0-10 Pre-Emergent Lawn Fertilizer so special:
This pre-emergent herbicide is effective against a wide range of annual grassy and broadleaf weeds, making it an ideal choice for maintaining a healthy, weed-free lawn.
The slow-release nitrogen in this fertilizer is specially formulated to release slowly over time, providing a steady supply of nutrients to your lawn over an extended period. This results in a longer-lasting green color, improved stress tolerance, and enhanced overall growth without excessive clippings.
Cool Season Lawns: February - May (two applications 4-6 weeks apart)
Warm Season Lawns: February - May & September
*Pre-emergent should be applied in spring before soil temperatures reach 55 degrees consecutively to prevent crabgrass germination.
Key | Value |
---|---|
Active Ingredient | .29% Prodiamine |
Lawn Types | Tall fescue, Bermuda, Zoysia, St. augustine, Centipede, Kentucky bluegrass, Ryegrass |
Special Features | Prevents weeds and slowly feeds lawn |
Application Rate | 3-5 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. Recommended 2 applications for maximum protection against weed germination |
Time to Apply | Spring, Fall |
Waiting Period to Seed | 120 |
Delivery System | Granules |
Brand | Lawn Synergy |
For Use In | Turf Grass, Landscape Beds |
Pre-emergent herbicide is best applied before weeds germinate. For cool season lawns, pre-emergent herbicide should be applied before soil temperatures reach 55 degrees consecutively to prevent crabgrass and other weeds.
For warm season lawns, pre-emergent herbicide should be applied in the spring before soil temperatures reach 55 degrees and in the fall, typically in September for season long control
Unfortunately pre-emergents must be applied before weeds germinate. It is very important to apply pre-emergent early before soil temperatures warm up or before coming into the season. You will see additional weed pressure during the growing months that will need to be attended to.
We recommend waiting at least 4 months before seeding can take place. Spot seeding can be done if the soil is agitated and or replaced with new soil.
50% slow release nitrogen will supply a continuous feed to your lawn, where most other fertilizers will leech through the soil faster and not provide a consistent release of nutrients
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