Fertilizer – Whens The Best Time?
Q: What’s the best time to fertilize hydrangeas, azaleas, peonies, etc.?
A: In general, the best time to fertilize is when a plant begins to grow vigorously, usually in spring. A typical recommendation is one tablespoon of 10-10-10 per foot of plant height in March, May and July.
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