Liquid fertilizer

[ultraglide62]

Does anyone know where I can buy a liquid weed and feed fertilizer for a lawn like the Commercial people spray in the state of Washington?
Thanks for your help. Ultraglide62

 

[OrangeToys]

I don't think you can without a license to spray it. In my opinion liquid fertilizer does work very good, you want granular and liquid for weed killer.

 

[EddieWalker]

Here in my part of the country you can buy it at Atwoods and Tractor Supply. From what I've read about liquid fertilizers, it's faster and easier to apply and you can get some quick color out of it to make your grass greener, but it's a short term product that doesn't do a lot to improve the soil.

Eddie

 

[ultraglide62]

Thanks for the input. I will stick with Crossbow to kill the every present weeds and then use a glandular fertilizer to improve the health of the lawn. Thanks for the quick response.
Ultraglide62

 

[Fossil Farm]

Around here, most weed and feeds are fertilizer and 2,4D. You could just make your own if that is what you want. Crossbow is a combination of 2,4D and triclopyr. Triclopyr is more for control of woody vegetation like brambles, poison ivy, roses, etc. Not sure how many of those you have in your lawn. If you do, you may want to get a soil test to see if you need more than just fertilizer. Around here, if brambles are becoming prevalent, it usually indicates the soil is becoming more acid and needs lime. Depends what kind of soils you have in your area and if they tend to be more acid or alkaline.