Lawn Fertilizer 28-0-6 for All Turf Types, Combining Quick and Slow-Release Nitrogen for Sustained Feeding
This lawn fertilizer combines quick and slow-release nitrogen to support a fast response and sustained feeding. The 28-0-6 formula supports a deep-green lawn appearance and includes sulfur to support overall turf health.
The Andersons patented DG Technology breaks particles into millions of micro-particles when exposed to water, directing soluble fertilizer toward the lawn’s root zone and away from paws and feet. Designed to reduce time away from your lawn during care applications, this fertilizer suits all turf types throughout the growing season.
Features
- Quick and slow-release nitrogen supports both a fast response and sustained feeding.
- Nitrogen supports a deep-green turf appearance.
- Sulfur supports overall turf health.
- DG Technology particles dissolve into micro-particles when exposed to water.
- Suitable for all turf types during the growing season.
Specifications
- Product type: Lawn Fertilizer
- Formula: 28-0-6
- Nitrogen release: Quick and slow-release
- Particle technology: DG Technology
- Turf suitability: All turf types
- Application season: Growing season
- Coverage by selected variant: Up to 5,000 sq. ft. or up to 10,000 sq. ft.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which coverage size should I select for my lawn?
Select the lawn fertilizer variant rated for up to 5,000 sq. ft. or up to 10,000 sq. ft., according to the area you plan to treat. These figures describe coverage for the selected variant.
Can this fertilizer be used on different turf types?
Yes, this 28-0-6 lawn fertilizer is suitable for all turf types and can be used during the growing season.
Does this lawn fertilizer provide quick or sustained feeding?
This lawn fertilizer provides both: quick-release nitrogen supports a fast response, while slow-release nitrogen supports sustained feeding.
What happens to the fertilizer particles when they get wet?
The DG Technology particles dissolve into millions of micro-particles when exposed to water, directing soluble fertilizer toward the lawn’s root zone.