Vegetable Fertiliser

To achieve maximum yield from your vegetable crops you will need to ensure that you are feeding them correctly.

Some of the fertility required for your vegetables will be provided by your soil. For this reason it is important that you check how healthy your soil is - why not try one of our allotment soil analysis to see if there is anything that your soil is lacking.

It is important that you check what type of fertiliser you will need for your vegetables as if you have leafy vegetables it is recommended that you apply a fertiliser that is high in nitrogen whereas if you have tomato plants, it is advised that you apply a high potassium fertiliser. If you require assistance with this, call one of ProGreen's expert agronomists on 01778 394052 or email us at [email protected] with your queries.

Equipment For Fertilising Your Vegetables

You can make the spreading of fertiliser on your vegetables easier with our equipment such as sprayers and spreaders.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How to fertilise soil for a vegetable garden?

A. In order to fertilise soil in a vegetable garden, it is important that you have an allotment soil analysis taken of the area you are growing in to see what nutrients it is lacking. Once you have this you will be able to purchase a fertiliser that helps correct these deficiencies.

Q. Can you over fertilise vegetable garden?

A. Yes, it is possible to over fertilise your vegetable garden. Applying too much fertiliser can cause abnormal growth or adverse effects to your plants. It is important that you follow the application rates provided to avoid this from happening.