Lawn Fertiliser

Our Lawn Fertilisers

We have lawn fertiliser that can nourish your lawn for months at a time, just with a single application. Discover the varied options available to buy online.

• Granular lawn fertiliser is ideal if your soil lacks the nutrients it needs to thrive.
• Liquid fertiliser is an effective way to provide nutrients for your lawn, and is easily applied with a knapsack or boom sprayer.
• Organic fertiliser is slow-release and provides micronutrients to support the health of your lawn.
• Paddock fertiliser from ProGreen has all the nutrients your land needs to stay healthy for your horses.

Frequently Asked Questions: Lawn Fertiliser

How to apply lawn fertiliser?

This depends on the type of fertiliser you’re using. However, we recommend using a fertiliser spreader or sprayer and setting to the recommended amounts. For more information, refer to our guide on how to fertilise a lawn.

What is the best fertiliser for a new lawn?

The best fertiliser for a new lawn is a phosphorus-rich type, such as our Pre-Seed & Turf fertiliser, which encourages rapid root growth, giving your new lawn the best start to life. We also recommend seasonal fertilisers, as they are specially formulated to bring out the best in your grass even when weather conditions are harsh.

How often should you fertilise a lawn?

With a good lawn fertiliser, you shouldn’t have to apply every month. You can apply every three months with the changing seasons.

Can you fertilise your lawn in winter?

Although you can fertilise your lawn in winter, we recommend applying in September. To keep your lawn healthy over the colder months, refer to our winter lawn care guide.

Can you over fertilise your lawn?

Yes, it is possible to over fertilise your lawn. Signs include yellow patches. Although, this sign can also suggest other problems, such as disease or pests. Over fertilisation may not even be the result of you adding too much product, too often. It could also be that you have poor drainage, which causes a build-up of fertiliser over time. We recommend watering your lawn to help wash away the excess product.