BioAdvanced Slow Mow All-Purpose Lawn Conditioner For All Grasses 2600 sq ft Circular-saws Strainer Basket Number of Faucet

Strainer Basket Number of Faucet Holes 0 Features Corrosion Resistant

Contains 3 quick connect adapters

Assembly Code N Country Of Origin US Delivery Offered Y Department Number 7 Display Only Item N Dollar Velocity Code A Feature 10 Text Feature 1 Text Repels deer and rabbits from landscaped ornamental Feature 2 Text Harmless to plants and animals Feature 3 Text Rain resistant Feature 4 Text Apply year-round Feature 5 Text Feature 6 Text Feature 7 Text Feature 8 Text Feature 9 Text ISPU Only Item Flag Y Item Restriction Flag N Category Insect and Animal Control Merchandise Class Description RODENT & ANIMAL CONTROL Product Group Description ANIMAL/RODENT REPELLENT Product Source Code B Product Type Code 009010701001 Sub-category Animal Repellents Product Type Noun Repellent Proposition 65 Flag N Retail Velocity Code C Sales Rank 058 Shipping Code Y Store Availability Rank 05 Unit Velocity Code C Vendor Name UNITED INDUSTRIES CORPORATION Vendor Number 20505 Web Order Multiple 1 What's Included Proposition 65 Warning Search Field Liquid Fence Animal Repellent Liquid For Deer and Product Type Animal Repellent DIFM Service Code N Warranty Code N Old Default Base SKU Paint Code N Default Base SKU Accessory SKUs Replacement Part SKUs Brand Name Liquid Fence Local SKU Available Stores ALL Local SKU Store SKUs 7006089 Active Ingredient putrescent-whole-egg-solids

For residential and commercial roofs

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BioAdvanced Slow Mow All-Purpose Lawn Conditioner For All Grasses 2600 sq ft Circular-saws Strainer Basket Number of FaucetBioAdvanced Slow Mow Lawn Conditioner exclusive 2 way action reduces mowing by up to half and improves turf density and durability. Extensively used on golf courses and ideal for high visibility areas. This product Frequently reduces watering requirements and increases green color. For cool season lawn turf, the best time to apply is in the Spring, between April and May when temperatures begin to approach or exceed 60 degrees. For warm season lawn