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For a tree with a 3 inch diameter trunk Jobe's Bulk Tree Fertilizer Spikes ensure a continuous supply of nutrients at the plant's root, where it's needed most. Jobe's Bulk Spikes are easy to insert around the tree's dripline, and the slow-release formula lasts all season. The premeasured spikes make fertilizing easy with no measuring, hazardous chemicals or smells. Jobe's Bulk Tree Fertilizer Spikes ensure a continuous supply of nutrients at the plant's root, where it's needed most.
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It's no secret that beautiful, healthy trees make your yard look spectacular. JOBE's fertilizer spikes for trees and shrubs ensure a continuous supply of nutrients below the surface, where the trees active roots are growing. JOBE's spikes are easy to insert around each tree's dripline and the slow-release formula lasts all season. No wasteful run-off, no mess, hazards or smells only a safe beautiful yard.
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Jobes Organics Fruit & Citrus Fertilizer Spikes is specially formulated for all fruit trees. The Jobe's Organics advantage for organic gardening: improves the long-term soil quality of your garden, increases root mass, promotes plant growth. Deliver long term benefits without chemicals. Mycorrhizal fungi expands the surface-absorbing area of the roots by 100 to 1, 000 times, sending out filaments that act as extensions of the plant's root system, helping plants absorb more water & nutrients.
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