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get a good fertilizer for a pond? I have been looking but there does not seeem to be much. I am looking for the stuff in a bag that ray scott used in his video tapes onb building ponds. Has anyone seen this? If so where can you get it?
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That particular fertilizer was produced by the Scott's Company. I haven't seen it in years, and can't recall the name. Not sure if it is still on the market.
I distribute a water-soluble blend (12-61-0) called TROPHY MAKER through several dealers and lake mgmt companies down south; but it isn't registered in Ohio (a requirement by the plant board of each state in which any fertilizer is to be sold).
You should be able to find a source for water-soluble fertilizers in your area. Check with pond management companies, or maybe even nursery suppliers. Focus your search for high phosphorus, relatively low nitrogen formulations.
Above all, make sure you know what your doing before you do it! Once it goes in your pond, it is there to stay.
Kelly Duffie
Cypress, TX
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