G&B Organics
G&B Organics Rhododendron, Azalea & Camellia Fertilizer (4-5-2)
12 lbs (5.44kg) bag
G&B Organics
G&B Organics Rhododendron, Azalea & Camellia Fertilizer (4-5-2)
12 lbs (5.44kg) bag
Details
Great for all acid and shade loving plants including rhododendron, azaleas and camellias.
- Lowers pH for more acidic soil
- Gently feeds acid-loving plants like rhododendron, azaleas and camellias
- Perfect for many other acid-loving plants like blueberries and hydrangeas
Application rate
New plantings – 2 cups mixed in to planting hole
Established plantings – 1 cup per inch of trunk diameter, every three months
Containers – 2 Tbs for every six inch of pot diameter, every two months
(3-7-4)
Ingredients
Contains beneficial soil microbes plus mycorrhizae
Best Uses in the Garden
Acid Loving Plants
Blueberries
In-Ground Planting
Raised Beds
Enriching Soil
Designed to enrich your native soil.
Some of the most vibrant colors are produced by acid-loving plants such as azaleas, camellias and rhododendrens. Consider the hydrangea too…one of our favorites! G&B ORGANICS RHODODENDREN, AZALEA & CAMELLIA FERTILIZER gently feeds these beauties with natural and organic nutrients that will enhance not only the color, but also the vitality of your acid-loving plants. Available sizes include: 4 lbs., 12 lbs., 25 lbs., 50 lbs.
PROVEN ORGANIC
All of our products are listed by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI), the leading non-profit, internationally recognized third party accredited by the USDA’s National Organic Program (NOP). That means every ingredient and every process that goes into making our products has been verified 100% compliant as organic, all the way to the original source. Look for the OMRI logo on the bag, ensuring every product is proven organic.
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