Fertilizer Reference Guide

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Fertilizer Reference Guide

Make sense of fertilizer labels, avoid nutrient burn, and feed your Florida garden with confidence. This free guide walks you through NPK numbers, macros & micros, organic vs. synthetic options, and Florida-specific timing for vegetables, herbs, and flowers.

Created for Florida’s sandy soils, heat, and long growing season — so you aren’t guessing every time you grab a bag of fertilizer.

What you’ll learn inside

  • How to read NPK numbers and what they actually mean for your plants
  • The difference between macro, secondary, and micronutrients
  • Organic vs. synthetic fertilizers — when to use which (and why)
  • How fertilizer works in Florida’s sandy, fast-draining soils
  • How often to fertilize and how much to use without burning roots
  • Favorite Space Coast Harvest tips for feeding veggies, herbs, and flowers

Perfect for Florida gardeners who…

  • Feel overwhelmed staring at fertilizer bags in the store
  • Aren’t sure which fertilizer is best for raised beds, in-ground beds, or containers
  • Want to feed their garden without wasting money or harming soil life
  • Are already using the Space Coast Harvest Planting Guide and want deeper support

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Pair it with your Florida Planting Guide

Use this Fertilizer Reference Guide alongside your Florida Planting Guide to know not only what to plant and when, but also how to feed each crop for strong, healthy growth. Together, they become your season-long roadmap for a productive Florida garden.

Florida Planting Guide

Your free download is just the start. The complete guide gives youmonth-by-month crops, prep steps, and Florida-specific tips.”