An Easy Way to Get A Lush Lawn

Iron sulphate is one of the best and most effective lawn feeds around. It provides grass with all the essential nutrients it needs to grow strong and healthy. A single dose will make your lawn thicker and softer for months while giving it a vibrant green colour. It also encourages grass growth, so you’ll get much better coverage without any bare patches.

Long-Lasting Formula

Cleenly’s Iron Sulphate is made with a long-lasting formula that slowly releases its nutrients into the soil. This means a single dose can last for months. Spend more time enjoying your lawn and less time maintaining it.

Hardens Turf

Iron sulphate encourages strong roots to grow. These roots will bind the soil together much more strongly, which has the side-effect of hardening turf. This is useful for sports pitches and golf courses.

Helps Grass Resist Drought and Frost

Your lawn is always vulnerable to drought in the summer and frost in the winter. However, seasonal iron sulphate treatments will ensure each blade of grass is strong enough to survive in even the harshest conditions.

Fights off Pests and Disease

Diseases like red thread and pests like chafer grubs and leatherjackets are year-round problems – but not if your lawn is strong enough to fight them off. Iron sulphate works as a preventative measure that stops fungal infections from taking hold. It also slightly increases the acidity in the soil, which naturally deters common pests and makes them less likely to lay eggs under your lawn!

How to Use

We recommend using before rain is forecast. If no rain is forecast, ensure you thoroughly water down into the soil.

For Grass Greening

• Mix 1-2g iron sulphate for every 1L water used. Use 1L of this solution per square metre of turf.
• Apply using a pump sprayer or watering can.
• Water down using a watering can or hose if necessary.

For Turf Hardening

• As above, but use 2-3g iron sulphate per 1L water instead.

Please ensure you do not use Iron Sulphate products on hard surfaces as this can cause staining