The Old Farmer's Almanac Evergreen Tree & Shrub Fertilizer Spikes, 10-4-10 (72 Spikes - 18.0 Lbs)

Nourish your evergreen trees and shrubs with these innovative fertilizer spikes from The Old Farmer's Almanac. Pre-measured and packed with a 10-4-10 plant food formula, The Old Farmer's Almanac Evergreen Tree & Shrub Fertilizer Spikes provide essential nutrients evergreens, firs and conifers need for robust growth. Patented TruSpikes make application a breeze - simply hammer them into the soil without needing a cap. These durable spikes won't break, crush or leave a dusty residue. Made in the USA, each plant food fertilizer spike delivers precise, measured nutrition at the roots right where your plants need it most. Take the guesswork out of fertilizing. These fertilizer spikes are perfect for maintaining the health and vitality of your landscape's evergreen trees and ornamental shrubs throughout the growing season.

• EASY APPLICATION: Hammer It In! This is not your old, ordinary, crumbly, dusty, oval shaped fertilizer "spike". This is a patented, powerhouse TruSpike. There's no need for a plastic cap or special equipment with TruSpike, just hammer it in and let it get to work feeding your plants. It will NOT break, crush or smash... guaranteed!
• NUTRIENT RICH 10-4-10 FORMULA: Specially formulated to provide essential nutrients for all types of evergreen and fir trees ans shrubs, these 10-4-10 NPK Spikes provide 10% Nitrogen for virogrous, colorful needles and leaves; 4% Phosphorus for bountiful fruiting, coning and flowering; and 10% Potassium for strong roots. In addition your evergreen trees and shrubs will get an extra boost with 6% Magnesium!
• CONVENIENT & SIMPLE TO USE: For best results, feed 2 times a year -- early spring and late fall. Depending on climate and plant variety, an additional application in the summer can provide extra nutrition and help protect from summer stress.
• NO WASTE OR RUNOFF: Pre-measured The Old Farmer's Almanac Evergreen Tree & Shrub Fertilizer Spikes release nutrition directly into the root zone where plants need it most to help promote stronger trees and shrubs without waste or runoff.