CONVENTIONAL TURF FERTILISER MAXWELL ADVANCED - HOMOGENOUS FINE GRADE
The Maxwell Advanced range of fertilisers are fully homogenous and formulated to provide you with a simple but complete range that meets the turf manager's most exacting criteria. Maxwell Advanced fertilisers are created using the finest quality nutrient sources and the analyses are derived to provide a suitable product for every situation.
The fully homogenous nature of Maxwell Advanced fertilisers, and consistent granule size, ensure even coverage and distribution, making professional turf management trouble free. A premium product with all the characteristics you need for a quality finish.
MAXWELL ADVANCED IRON UNIVERSAL 4+0+4+9FE MINI 20KG
A homogenous granule containing nutrients suitable for year round application. The iron component will blacken moss, harden turf to prevent disease and induce a strong colour in grass.
Product Granule Code
Size
Longevity Application Bag Rate Coverage
320MAXAD0500 Mini 4-6 weeks 30-35g/m2 1-2.5mm
571-667m2 Price £19.10 per 20kg
MAXWELL ADVANCED GENERATE 12+3+9+2MGO+2FE MINI 20KG
A homogenous granule containing the nutrients needed to support rapid growth. The magnesium and iron components will also provide lush long lasting colour.
Product Granule Code
Size
Longevity Application Bag Rate
320MAXAD0200 Mini 4-6 weeks 30-35g/m2 1-2.5mm
Price
Coverage 571-667m2
£18.10 per 20kg
MAXWELL ADVANCED LEGION 6+5+10+6FE MINI 20KG
A homogenous granule designed to contain a balanced granular feed. Formulated for use in the spring when the phosphate will provide encouragement for the Annual Meadow grass yet, enabling the iron to harden the leaf blade and protect vulnerable growth.
Product Granule Code
Size
Longevity Application Bag Rate
320MAXAD0100 Mini 4-6 weeks 30-35g/m2 1-2.5mm
Price
Coverage 571-667m2
£18.50 per 20kg
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