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How to feed plants
Feed grass and gardens with granular fertilizer.
Fertilizer that comes in granular form is easy to sprinkle around the lawn and garden. Since you don't have to work it directly into the soil, it has to be reapplied every few months.

Choices:
a). Use a spoon or a small amount of a coffee grinder to mix loose or dispersed granules of fertilizer into regular planting soil. As the plants grow they'll need gas to burn off any rot or odor from food.;
b). Go plant-to-gardening by sprinkling granular fertilizer into or around the garden. If planting orchids or an ornamental place, you'll also need to add granular fertilizer when fresh blooms bloom or new flowers take shape.;
c). To help the fertilizer last longer, use a garden rake to sift it into the soil in your garden beds. Commercial fertilizers are labeled with an n-p-k ratio noting the level of each substance they contain.;
d). Granular fertilizer typically comes in a compost bag, or container that's sealed to prevent insects from waking up during the day. If you live in an area that has exceptionally hot summers, you can spread it on any exposed surfaces before it dries.;
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