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Espoma Organic Holly-tone 4-3-4 Evergreen & Azalea Plant Food; 4 lb. Bag. Pack of 2

Espoma Organic Holly-tone 4-3-4 Evergreen & Azalea Plant Food; 4 lb. Bag. Pack of 2

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  • THE ORIGINAL: Holly-tone is the original plant food for all acid loving plants. Holly-tone’s natural organics break down slowly to provide a long-lasting reservoir of plant nutrients.
  • FOR USE ON: Not just for Holly; Use Holly-tone organic fertilizer for azaleas, hydrangeas, rhododendrons, blueberries, evergreens, strawberries, camellias, and all plants that thrive in acidic soils.
  • CONTAINS: Holly-tone is a rich blend of the finest natural & organic ingredients enhanced with our exclusive Bio-tone formula; 4-3-4 Fertilizer analysis with 5% sulfur. Holly-tone is environmentally Safe - No sludges or toxic ingredients.
  • WHEN / HOW TO USE: Best to use Holly-tone fertilizer spring and fall on flowering & evergreen shrubs. For berries use in the early and late spring. Apply to the soil around the drip line of the plant and then water thoroughly. Holly-tone is ready to use and requires no mixing.
  • FOR ORGANIC GARDENING: Holly-tone is approved for organic gardening; It is a registered Organic Input Material meaning it meets all requirements for organic production.
  • MADE IN THE USA: Product of the Espoma Company. The leader in natural organics since 1929.
  • You will receive 2 (4 pound) bags per order

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