Why Ammonium Sulfate for Your Laramie
Lawn and Garden?
- Ammonium Sulfate: The flexible nitrogen and sulfur
source.
- Each year, sulfur fertilizers help North American farmers produce the most abundant food supply on earth. Of all sulfur sources none is more versatile than ammonium sulfate.
- Plants use sulfur to synthesize proteins and form chlorophyll that is vital to the internal food-producing process of photosynthesis. Without sulfur, your Laramie lawn cannot make efficient use of other nutrients, and will not reach its full potentia
l.
- Nitrogen and your lawn.
- Nitrogen is the key nutrient in a lawn fertility program. A healthy turf grass plant is three to five percent nitrogen.
- A dark green thick lawn requires regular nitrogen applications.
- Nitrogen fertilization is almost always required for good growth.
- Nitrogen is a component of :
1. Chlorophyll
2. Proteins
3. Amino Acids
4. Plant Growth Hormones
5. Enzymes
Sulfur and your lawn.
In addition, many growers realize that sulfur fertilization increases yield and quality. Because nitrogen efficiency is closely tied to sulfur nutrition, the plant better utilizes available nitrogen when provided with adequate sulfur.
Sulfur promotes healthy plant development by improving:
1. Plant iron uptake
2. The synthesis of protein
3. Photosynthesis
4. Disease resistance
5. Winter hardiness of perennial plants
6. Nitrogen fixation by legumes
Why you should choose ammonium sulfate:
The guaranteed analysis of ammonium sulfate is 21-0-0-24S. Nitrogen is in the ammonium form (NH4) for more efficient N management, while sulfur is in the sulfate form (SO4) which is readily available for plant uptake.
This fast-acting product provides flexibility in applications, and good opportunity for a quick response.
Ammonium sulfate offers a variety of advantages to meet the growing needs of homeowners.
- Applies easily
- Is suitable for spring through fall applications
- Stores and handles easily
- Provides consistent product quality
- Enhances the yield of your garden
- Enhances the color of your lawn and shrubs
- Ammonium Sulfate is only part of a complete fertilization program
- Annual application of a fertilizer containing phosphorous, potassium, iron, or zinc may also be needed. Get a soil test to find out.
- Suggested application rate: 5 lbs/ 1000 sq. ft ( 2 TO 4 TIMES A SEASON)