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We all want the beauty and satisfaction that comes with a lush, dark green lawn. But we want to obtain it without the use of potentially harmful chemicals. Our premium organic lawn foods give the gardener peace of mind; preventing unsightly weeds and feeding with long lasting organics that nourish the soil as well as the grass so your lawn is more resistant to heat, drought, and other stress. And both programs outlined below will produce quality results and a lawn that is safe for family and pets to romp & roll.

  • Long lasting natural organics break down slowly for steady continuous feeding
  • Adds organic matter to soil
  • Won't burn or leech into groundwater
  • Ready to use - no mix or mess
  • Safe for people, pets, & the environment
  All Natural Natural Based
Early Spring Weed Preventer Plus
9-0-0*
Espoma Lawn Food 18-0-3
Late Spring Espoma Organic
7-2-2 (optional)
Espoma Lawn Food 18-0-3
Early Fall Espoma Organic
7-2-2
Espoma Lawn Food 18-0-3
Late Fall Espoma Organic
7-2-2
Espoma Lawn Food 18-0-3

* Use Espoma Organic 7-2-2 when seeding.

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Espoma Organic® Weed Preventer
9-0-0 Naturally Prevent Weeds!

Made from corn gluten meal, an all natural by-product from the manufacturing of cornstarch. Children and pets safely can play on the lawn after the application.
(25 lbs. covers 1,250 sq. ft.)

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Espoma Organic® Lawn Food 7-2-2
All Natural Organic!

Specially formulated from all natural ingredients and enhanced with Bio-tone®; a proprietary blend of beneficial microbes that help promote faster greening, deeper roots, and better soil structure.
(30 lbs. covers 2,500 sq. ft.).

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Espoma Lawn Food 18-0-3
Organic Based ~ No Phosphate!

Keeps lawns green up to twice as long as conventional lawn foods and unlike them it won't burn your lawn, even during summer.
(20 lbs. covers 5,000 sq. ft.)

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