Fred Meyer Fall & Winter Lawn Food

Your best choice for the most

important feeding of the year!

Why fertilize in the fall?

Yard care experts agree fall fertilizing is the most important feeding of the year. Fall feeding assures your lawn goes into winter healthy and vigorous. Using Fred Meyer Fall & Winter Lawn Food will help keep your lawn green through the winter, promote root development, encourage disease resistance and help prevent winter damage. That helps your lawn get off to a fast, vigorous start come spring.

Fall fertilizers feature lower percentages of nitrogen because a lot of top growth is not desirable. However, phosphorous and potash percentages are higher to help promote disease resistance, stronger root systems and sturdier grass plants.

Here's why Fred Meyer Fall & Winter Lawn Food is your best buy:

The Fred Meyer brand features a special polymer-coated nitrogen that other brands don't. The advantage of this coating is it releases nitrogen only as the plant needs it. Other nitrogens release with rainfall or bacterial action, whether the plant requires it or not. So one important advantage of the Fred Meyer brand is plant food's available come spring to give your lawn a faster green up.

In addition, Fred Meyer lawn foods are always as good as or better than costlier national brands. That makes Fred Meyer Fall & Winter Lawn Food your best choice in fall fertilizers, whether you're comparing price or quality!

Fred Meyer Fall & Winter Lawn Food

• 12-15-15
• 30 lb. bag covers 5000 sq. ft.

One more thing: If you live west of the Cascades, don’t forget to also apply Fred Meyer Fast Acting Lime to help prevent moss growth during the rainy winter months.

While much of the information in these tips is applicable in several gardening zones/climates, some of the plants and timing suggested are best suited to the Northwest, generally in the mild/wet growing regions found along the I-5 corridor. You should make appropriate adjustments or consult local gardening experts in regions whose climates differ from this area of the Northwest.