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Scotts comprehensive range of fertilisers ensure your turf is in top health and rich in nutrients.
Scotts offers one of the widest range of turf treatments available, recognising that a comprehensive choice is essential to meet the needs of Australian and New Zealand turf managers.
The product range has been designed to help you, the turf care professional, to select the right kind of nutrient treatment that is tailored to the specific health needs of your turf.
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Scotts Fact
A soil pH reading can be influenced by a number of factors, such as:
- Lime applications or sulphur-based fertilisers
- After applying organic matter
- Increased microbial activity
When testing the soil only and not the thatch A good tip is to take pH readings in winter when microbial activity is low. It is also advisable to take readings from both the thatch and the soil, as lime can be caught in the thatch after application and give a false high reading. As a general rule, maintain your pH between 5.5 and 6.5.