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15lb. Ironite Mineral Grass Supplement Expired
$9.50
$17.98
+ Free Store Pickup
Lowe's.com has 15lb. Ironite Mineral Grass Supplement on sale for $9.49. Select Free Store Pickup where stock permits. Thanks maverick2007
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location
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https://www.lowes.com/pd/Ironite-...e/50260119
Ironite 15-lb Improves Soil Structure
Treats 5000 square feet!
Item #642869Model #2149601358
More iron for fast, deep greening
New non-staining formula
Contains beneficial microbes to help grass mine for nutrients in the soil
You can use Lowes card to get additional 5% discount
Ironite 15-lb Improves Soil Structure
Treats 5000 square feet!
Item #642869Model #2149601358
More iron for fast, deep greening
New non-staining formula
Contains beneficial microbes to help grass mine for nutrients in the soil
You can use Lowes card to get additional 5% discount
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| Rating: | (4.3 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 121 Lowe's Reviews |
| Product Name: | Ironite 15-lb Improves Soil Structure |
| Product Description: | More Iron for fast, deep greening New non-staining formula Contains beneficial microbes to help grass mine for nutrients in the soil Will not burn |
| Model Number: | 2149601358 |
| Product SKU: | 50260119 |
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I don't have an opinion on this product, other than I think manufacturers should have to disclose it when their products contain materials that could be harmful, but in case anyone cares, you might want to read this before using: https://www.dirtdoctor.
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I don't have an opinion on this product, other than I think manufacturers should have to disclose it when their products contain materials that could be harmful, but in case anyone cares, you might want to read this before using: https://www.dirtdoctor.
That said, check the bags for expiration. I was at lowes last month and their Ironite was "EXP 2015"
No idea what impact that has on the quality or performance of the product, but 5 years expired is a bit much.
That said, check the bags for expiration. I was at lowes last month and their Ironite was "EXP 2015"
No idea what impact that has on the quality or performance of the product, but 5 years expired is a bit much.
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Sales. Very often the "expiration" date is simply a time when the product is no longer 100%. It could actually have a decline rate that is as little as .1% or a half-life of decades or centuries. Fact is, it's simply just there so that the product doesn't stay on the shelf.
That said, check the bags for expiration. I was at lowes last month and their Ironite was "EXP 2015"
No idea what impact that has on the quality or performance of the product, but 5 years expired is a bit much.
Milorganite is all over in my neck of the woods. I'm down to try some clearance items since I have to do 35k sqft
That said, check the bags for expiration. I was at lowes last month and their Ironite was "EXP 2015"
No idea what impact that has on the quality or performance of the product, but 5 years expired is a bit much.
And, where there is Milorganite, the prices ar ranging from $15-18. Every year it goes up another $1. Gone are the days of buying 20 bags on the $8 true value deal...
That said, check the bags for expiration. I was at lowes last month and their Ironite was "EXP 2015"
No idea what impact that has on the quality or performance of the product, but 5 years expired is a bit much.
I just saw milo at my Lowe's yesterday. Was able to buy earlier In the year as well.
Really depends on where you live, easy to find in the Midwest but others are reporting difficulties. Check out xgrn 8-1-8 or purely organic lawn food as alternatives.