SW Florida covers a large area, you might be able to get a response if you give the city you live in. Laws change, city to city.

Wasn't sure if it was City/county restrictions or from the SWFWMD.

It goes by county, at least here in pinellas and over the bridge.

What are the restrictions? As to when and what you are allowed to us?

What county are you in? I can only help you with Pinellas. Here are the rules here
http://www.tampabay.com/news/briefs/summer-restrictions-on-fertilizers-in-pinellas-county-begin-june-1/1171539

hey you...from what i know, rtu's are going to be it. down sizing all the bags of quick release, all the instructions for lawns are gone.....i think you already know that......going to miss you.....St.'s A.'s gain....our loss...:(

Well, I'll need to make several batches of potting mix before then and what I don't get is that the Big Box stores have pulled their Garden Lime along with the fertilizers. Every time I tell them it's only crushed limestone they say Pinellas County won't let them sell it. What a crock, I know this isn't true.

Tom

get ready...the hammer is coming down on your everyday stuff.....rtu's....ready to use is going to be the norm.....rest of florida will catch up ....just a matter of time....start switching to the time release brands...3 inches of rain, still there and breaking down....limestone(lime) is still considered a hazardous(sic) waste...not sure why......hope this helps.....m

Careless people have sent us to this point. Can't begin to tell you how often I hear 'I used twice as much to make sure it worked' or 'If 10 pound lasts 2 months then I will put down 20 pounds and it will last 4 months!' I had one guy tell me he didn't care about the aquifer since he didn't drink water. I told him the beer he drank was made with water from the aquifer! That got his attention.