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Bulbtone plus Miracle Gro?

TNflowerlover Zone 7a

14 years ago

Can I use something like Bulb Tone (daffodils, crocuses, tulips, and irises) or Flower Tone (daylilies) along with Miracle Gro? I was thinking the Tones are good for long-acting and Miracle Gro for short-acting boosts (especially since I will have annuals in the same beds). Is that right? Thanks!

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katob Z6ish, NE Pa
14 years ago
I'm going to guess you got your answer on the other thread....
TNflowerlover Zone 7a
Original Author
14 years ago
Hmm I do not remember seeing one elsewhere, sorry. However, my brain is tired. :) I pretty much decided I am going to stick to Epsoma and the seaweed/fish...I may just use up the MG I have. Oh! You ran the one where I asked about best fertilizer, I think. :)
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