Osmocote Smart-Release Plant Food Flower & Vegetable
Smart-release feeding support for bigger blooms, stronger vegetables, and healthier garden plants.
Osmocote Smart-Release Plant Food Flower & Vegetable is a 14-14-14 granular fertilizer made to feed seasonal flowers, vegetables, perennials, raised beds, and ornamental plantings. This slow-release formula provides steady nutrition over time, helping support strong roots, vigorous top growth, better blooms, and productive vegetable plants.
This product is commonly used for vegetable gardens, flower beds, raised beds, perennials, and mulched areas around ornamental trees and shrubs.
Why gardeners choose Osmocote Smart-Release Plant Food Flower & Vegetable:
✔ Balanced 14-14-14 fertilizer formula
✔ Great for flowers, vegetables, perennials, and raised beds
✔ Supports strong roots and vigorous growth
✔ Helps encourage bigger blooms and productive plants
✔ Smart-release granules feed gradually over time
✔ Soil temperature helps control nutrient release
When flowers and vegetables need steady nutrition, Osmocote helps feed plants gradually so they can keep growing strong through the season.
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Nitrogen: Supports leafy green growth, strong stems, and overall plant vigor.
Phosphate: Supports root development, flowering, fruiting, and strong plant establishment.
Potash: Supports plant strength, water movement, stress tolerance, and overall plant health.
14-14-14 Formula: Provides a balanced supply of nitrogen, phosphate, and potash for flowers, vegetables, and garden plants.
Smart-Release Fertilizer Coating: Helps release nutrients gradually over time based partly on soil temperature, giving plants steady feeding instead of a quick burst all at once.
Apply evenly to the soil and mix into the top 1–3 inches for best results. One pound covers about 40 sq. ft. Water after applying and continue regular watering as plants grow. Use in vegetable gardens, raised beds, flower beds, and mulched ornamental areas according to the product label directions. Avoid piling fertilizer directly against plant stems and always follow the label for rates and best results.
