TLC Tree & Shrub Food: Formulated for Oklahoma
TLC Tree & Shrub Food: Formulated for Oklahoma
Shade and fruit trees should be fertilized two times a year, spring and fall. The best meal for your trees is TLC Tree, Shrub, & Landscape Food, which is formulated especially for the Oklahoma environment. It combines the right blend of slow release nutrients and trace elements in an organic base to assure natural healthy growth and development.
Fertilizer Dosage
Fertilize trees at a rate of 1 ½ pounds per inch of trunk diameter. Measure the tree trunk diameter at a point about 3 feet above the ground. Spread the fertilizer uniformly within and slightly beyond the drip line of the outer limbs. For shrub bed areas apply at a rate of one cup per 15 square feet of bed area. Water well.
Young Trees
Do not apply to trees planted within the last six months, instead use Root Stimulator. Young trees will also benefit by using a Tree Wrap around the trunks to protect them from sunscald.
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LOCALLY GROWN
TLC Garden Centers is one of the largest independent nursery, greenhouse and landscape retailers in the country. TLC grows more plants locally than any other garden center in Oklahoma. Come visit our 150,000 square feet of greenhouses, 10 acres of trees, shrubs and flowers and get expert advice from our TLC Plant Professionals!
TREES & SHRUBS
TLC Garden Centers has a larger selection of trees and shrubs than any other garden center in Oklahoma. The TLC Plant Professionals travel nationwide to find the best varieties of trees and shrubs for Oklahoma's tough growing conditions.
