Helpful information for growing beautiful plants
Monty’s Plant Food application usage in the fall will lead to healthier plants and more vibrant blooms. The fall usually has homeowners slowing down on fertilization of their plants. The rule has been do not over fertilize before winter because the plants will produce new growth that cannot withstand freezing temperatures. This statement should be recognized for the amount of nitrogen and fertilizers that must breakdown before absorption takes place. Monty’s fall formula will provide needed elements to prepare for winter as well as enhance the blooms as well as strengthen the stems. Monty’s 2-15-15 provides the needed nutrients as well as the ability to absorb external nutrients that the plant cannot normally absorb because of the structure that it may be in. A treatment of Monty’s Liquid Carbon Soil Conditioner will greatly benefit lawns and gardens.
The commercial growers can benefit from this product because of the tremendous growth that will result when using on Pansies, Chrysanthemums and other fall blooming flowers. The product can be used by foliar and/or root drench. The application of this product will enhance the grower’s ability to have a premium plant that will generate highly levels of income.
When selling bulbs our product will provide the essential nutrients to bulbs newly planted as well as established. Monty’s Plant Food will increase root development as well as root surface absorption. These applications will assure that the day lily grower will begin establishing stronger vibrant blooms throughout the following season.
also become a fan of the man, Monty Justice. So, since I just found out some exciting news about our favorite rosarian, I thought i would share it with you. Monty just won, ‘King of the Rose’ at the Tenarky district competition. He won the award with his exhibition of a Denali Rose, pictured here. (BTW…too much PBS for me apparently but Denali is a word from the Inuit peoples in Alsaka; it means ‘The High One’ and was used as a name for one of their gods and for the mountain which ultimately was renamed for President McKinley).