Spring garden preparation

Apply approximately 25 lb per 1,000 sq ft and till into the top 4-5 in. of soil.

Fall garden preparation

Apply a thick blanket of Coop Poop to the garden and till in along with fall leaves and other organic material.

Perennials

Apply early in spring, 5 lb per 100 sq ft, working it into top 4-5 in. of soil. Repeat in early summer.

Vegetables and annuals

Best if tilled in spring or fall at 25 lbs per 1,000 sq ft. Topdress every 3 weeks with about a handful per sq yd, keeping a few inches away from plant base.

Container plantings

Mix 1 part Coop Poop and 20 parts soil. Lightly topdress monthly.

Always check local fertilizer regulations regarding phosphorus and other nutrient use in target areas. In some states, our product may be exempt from phosphorus laws due to the natural ingredient.

For measuring purposes:
3 cups = approximately 1 lb of product.

Lawns

Covers up to 4,000 sq. ft.

How

Apply to a dry, recently mowed lawn. If no rainfall is expected for a prolonged period, improved results may be obtained by watering in.

When

May be applied anytime.

How Much

Apply at the regular rate of 10 lb per 1,000 sq ft or a heavy rate of 20 lb per 1,000 sq ft. The higher rate can be most beneficial in late fall after the lawn has been aerated. When seeding or sodding, apply at the 10 lb rate under the sod or over new seed.

Storage

Product has an unlimited shelf life but MUST be kept dry. Unused portion should be kept in original package and sealed to prevent from getting wet.

Safety

Coop Poop is a long lasting fertilizer, up to 12 weeks, which won’t burn your lawn. As with any fertilizer it should not be applied near water, storm drains or drainage ditches.

Application

Apply with any type of drop or rotary spreader. Coop Poop is a homogenous product and each granule contains all of the essential nutrients and organic matter needed to produce a healthy lawn.

Spreader Settings