Your soil test indicates, on a yearly basis

per 100 sq. feet:

• Nitrogen (0.12 lb) is needed

• Potassium (0.1 lb) is needed

See below for more information on each

Example 1: Manufactured Fertilizers

• For established or new plantings
  • Nitrogen: Apply 0.125 lb 46-0-0 (Urea fertilizer) per 100 sq ft in the spring
  • Phosphorus: Apply lb 0-46-0 (Triple Super Phosphate - TSP) per 100 sq ft in the spring
  • Potassium: Apply 0.1 lb 0-0-60 (Potash) per 100 sq ft in the spring

Characteristics: More readily available for plant uptake, more concentrated form of nutrients, generally less expensive per pound of fertilizer nutrient.

OR

Example 2: Natural Organic Fertilizers

• For established or new plantings
  • Nitrogen: Apply 0.5 lb 12-0-0 (Dried blood fertilizer) per 100 sq ft in the spring
  • Phosphorus: Apply lb 4-12-0 (Bone meal) per 100 sq ft in the spring
  • Potassium: Apply 1.1 lb 0-0-6 (Green sand) per 100 sq ft in the spring

Characteristics: Nutrients released more slowly, can be more expensive if high rates are needed.