Espoma 10-10-10 Garden Food – 6.75 lb Bag (Pack of 2) for Balanced Plant Feeding

Balanced, ready-to-use garden nutrition

Espoma Garden Food 10-10-10 is an agricultural grade, all-purpose fertilizer designed to support healthy growth across a wide range of garden friends—from flowering plants to edibles, trees, and shrubs. The formula delivers nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium in equal parts, offering a balanced feeding that supports steady, robust development. The granular texture is easy to handle, and the product ships as a pack of two 6.75-pound bags, making seasonal applications simpler to plan in medium to large garden beds.

In practice, this blend can help plants establish strong roots, produce more vibrant blooms, and sustain leafy growth through key growing phases. While results depend on soil health, watering, sunlight, and plant variety, many gardeners find that consistent application aligns with visible improvements over a growing season. The packaging’s two-bag setup gives you a straightforward, ongoing feeding routine without the need for frequent reordering.

Key benefits at a glance

• Balanced N-P-K ratio supports diverse plant types with a single product
• Granular, ready-to-apply format eliminates mixing and measuring steps
• Granules are designed for quick distribution and efficient root uptake
• Versatile use for flowers, vegetables, trees, and shrubs across the garden

How to use in your garden

• Apply around the drip line of trees and shrubs, then water thoroughly to help nutrients reach the roots
• Feed monthly during the growing season for roses, flowers, and vegetables to support ongoing nourishment
• Apply in spring and fall to maintain steady growth and resilience through seasonal changes

Practical notes: the product is designed for easy application in home gardens and integrates well with typical seasonal routines. Made in the USA at a solar-powered facility, Espoma emphasizes consistent quality and reliability. Expect healthier-looking foliage and fuller blooms as part of routine feeding, while recognizing that outcomes vary with soil conditions, watering practices, and plant needs.