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How to Fertilize Flowers

Views: 17675 | Last Update: 2009-05-01
How to Fertilize Flowers - Provided by eHow
Fertilizing flowers can be done with a liquid fertilizer attached to a hose. Spray plants heavily enough to see liquid dripping from the leaves. Fertilize flowers with tips from a professional landscaper in this free video on lawns and gardening. View Video Transcript

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Bill Elzey

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I'm Bill Elzey with Showplace Lawns. Let's talk about fertilizing flowering plants. At Showplace Lawns we like to use an organic fertilizer in a liquid form which we find that that works the best and the quickest. The fertilizer that we use mixes at a ratio of 1 ounce per gallon of water. The best time to fertilize is in the early morning from about first light to about 10 or 10:30 and then again in the evening probably from 6:30 until dark. What that is happening is the stemato parts of the plants are open and able to take in more of what you are putting on the plants so that is why those two types are ideal. We use the basic hose in sprayer, screws right on to the end of the hose, put our mix in this container and just spray the plant. You want to spray each flowering plant heavy enough or long enough until you see the leaves are dripping with the moisture. Doing this about once a month during the growing season will definitely help your plants to put out fruits and flower like you would like to see them.

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