Fertilizer
Soluble Fertilizer
Maritime Green’s offering of biological products help improve plant development and plant health at every stage. Our solutions provide turf managers, ornamental and nursery operations tools needed to be more efficient and more profitable. Custom Soluble Fertilizer Blends available upon request.
10-52-10
Starter Fertilizer
15-30-15
20-20-20
47-0-0
Pronexx Spread or Spray
Granular Fertilizer
Maritime Green offers specialized fertilizers for Lawn Care, Sod Farms, Athletic fields and Golf Courses. Custom blends available to meet all your needs in turf management and horticulture.
Greens Grade Prill
Tees & Fairways
19-26-5
50% Pronexx 50% (SOP)
(MAP) (Starter) SGN 150
30-3-9
75% Poly(4 months),
25% Pronexx MAP,(SOP)
,2%Fe
5-28-0
Crystal Green + 10% Mg
Fairways, Roughs, Lawn Care
12-32-16
Supreme Starter
25-5-15
75% ProNexx, 20% Top Cut 1% FE (SOP)
30-0-10
90% Poly (SOP) SGN 180
47-0-0
Pronexx 100% Stabilized Nitrogen – SGN 220
15-0-30
65% pronexx w/micros
22-0-4
Regain, 20% Top Cut, MOP (STD)
20-4-20
34-0-9
100% Poly
Soil Testing
Maritime Green offers soil testing and recommendations through A&L Labs, which in turn allows us to understand what nutrients and quantities are needed for your soil to create a solid fertigation plan. Contact us today to get your soil test completed!
How to Take a Soil Test
1. The Site
Soil testing can be done any time your soil isn't frozen or overly wet. Allow time in advance for making recommended adjustments before you plant. Plan to provide soil samples for each area that you'll be planting. Area-specific samples will deliver area-specific results and recommendations. Sample front and back yards separately; conditions will vary in each one.
2. Pulling Plugs
An accurate soil sample is composed of multiple, smaller samples called cores. Individual cores include soil from the surface down to the depth at which grasses or plants will draw most nutrients. Each sample bag should be filled to the line indicated on the bag. Avoid taking cores from areas with bare spots or lawn moss as part of a general sample.
Lawn cores should extend 4 to 6 inches deep, excluding thatch. Make sure to remove the grass blades, stems, thatch and other organic matter from the core.
3. Complete Submission Form