EverGreen Easy Spreader Plus, Grass and Lawn Seed Spreader, for Easy Application of Lawn Products and Grass Seed, 620.0 mm*240.0 mm*300.0 mm

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A1: There is a clear viewing panel down the side of the bottle where you can see how much liquid is left in the bottle.

Apply March to September when the weather is good, the soil is moist and your lawn is dry and frost free.Finally, just attach the 3 parts that make up the handle together and slide the two bars that make up the handle into the lawn spreader hopper as shown below. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. This model has a wider 53cm (21in) which I think is a better advantage than having easy access to the handle. After trying a few models over the years the EverGreen Easy Spreader Plus has become one of my favourite models so I have decided to review this model in more detail so you can decide, whether it’s a good model for you. It's a pretty simple device but unless you have a square lawn you have to plan your tracks a little bit.

This spreader came with clear instructions and assembled within a couple of minutes without needing any tools. The Miracle-Gro EverGreen Complete 4 in 1 not only feeds your lawn but also kills lawn weeds and controls moss. The unique Water Smart formula of EverGreen Complete 4 in 1 builds strong roots to help protect your lawn against heat, drought and other stresses.I then practised walking at 1 m/s and then applied the lawn feed to my lawn, walking at a steady pace in a cross hatch pattern to ensure that all of the lawn is covered, without under- or over-dosing. The yellow handle you slide to turn the hopper off, which you have to do after each run before you come back the other way or pull the lawn spreader backwards. I imagine it might work better on other surfaces: rubber, bark, epoxy resin, molten lava etc… it’s just not well suited to grass – so dependent on what you’re using it for you might be more successful than me.