Lawn Fertilizer – Can I Use It On Trees And Plants
Q: I bought a fertilizer meant for lawns (32-0-8) to use on my bamboo. Can I also use this on trees, camellias, hydrangeas, azaleas and other perennials?
A: I think it would be better for the shrubs to use either a general purpose landscape fertilizer like 16-4-8 or a slow-release organic fertilizer like Milorganite, Holly-Tone, or E B Stone. That said, plants don’t read fertilizer labels, so I could also see using the lawn fertilizer at a rate of 1 pound per 1000 square feet of landscape area applied twice per year. It’s your choice.
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