Scotts Fertilizers
With a proven track record and nearly 40 years experience in fertilizers,
Scotts has become the name more growers trust.
Scotts introduced the very first controlled release fertilizer
on the market, Osmocote®. And we’ve never stopped perfecting
our products. Our research and development team does more testing
in more field studies than any other company, giving us a more
accurate picture of how fertilizers work and what plants need.
Thanks to the resulting data, Scotts has produced the most flexible
controlled release fertilizer program available and the most advanced
products in the industry. Trust Scotts to have the exact controlled
release fertilizer you need. An easy-to-print
flyer provides
an overview of the Osmocote Classic line and our new release curve
technology. A full-line brochure provides complete details, including rate information.
Scotts is also the only source for PetersĀ® water soluble fertilizers, the original water soluble fertilizers, made even better thanks to Scotts stringent quality control process. Not only are Peters brand fertilizers the best water soluble formulations on the market, Scotts has made them the easiest to choose with the revolutionary PetersĀ® A-B-C Selection System™. This patent-pending system is based on water quality, helping growers quickly identify the most beneficial and efficient Peters formulations to use on each crop so plants receive optimum nutrition.
For lawn and landscape professionals, Scotts Landscaper PRO™ offers two effective fertilizer technologies for use on turf and landscapes. Scotts' exclusive Poly-S® technology delivers balanced nutrition for the whole season, while select Osmocote products give shrubs, trees and ornamentals the lasting nutrition they need to grow beautifully. Read more about the full line of Scotts Landscaper PRO products here.
All of Scotts controlled release and water soluble fertilizers
are backed by years of field and laboratory research, so you can
count on Scotts for optimum performance, no matter which product
you use.
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