Chemicals and fertilizers are commonly used throughout residential landscape nowadays for many beneficial reasons. Their purpose is to protect and keep healthy all plants, trees, shrubs, soils, flowers and hardscapes. Chemicals can be used to rid of harmful insects. Fertilizers can be used to help with flower, trees and plant growth whilst it helps soil retain and maintain its moisture. Chemicals and fertilizers can be implemented as part of all landscape maintenance.
Chemicals Used In residential Landscaping
Landscape chemicals should be part of homeowner’s landscape maintenance tasks. Here is a list of commonly used types of chemicals which are used for landscaping purposes, which include fungicides and wetting agents:
* Algaecides - To remove bacteria from ponds, waterfalls, water gardens and pools.
* Fungicides - Use to treat affected plants, flowers and trees.
* Herbicides - Harsh chemical, used to get rid off pest insects which attack crops, flowers and plants.
* Insecticides - very similar to an herbicide by deals with fly’s, mosquito's, spiders and cockroaches which attack residential gardens.
* Wetting Agents - used on water resistant soil, helps keep moist.
Maintaining Flowers
Attractive flowers, plants and trees are important components of landscape gardens. Help protect these areas with the use of herbicides and insecticides. Intended landscape maintenance and nurture is highly essential for keeping these components healthy and long lasting. One important landscape maintenance task is a well kept and executed fertilization program. A fertilization program is simply designed by homeowners realizing that some areas in their landscape need a little help to grow and stay healthy.
List of fertilizer use
- Nitrogen fertilizers
- Phosphate fertilizers
- Potassium fertilizers
- Compound fertilizers
- Organic fertilizers
- Other elements: calcium, magnesium, and sulfur
Method of Applications
- Liquid vs solid
- Slow- and controlled-release fertilizers
- Foliar application
- Chemicals that affect nitrogen uptake
- Overfertilization
Distributions
- CCM Fertilizer Sdn Bhd
- Malaysian NPK Fertilizer Sdn Bhd
- Malaysian NPK Fertilizer Sdn Bhd
- FPM Sdn Bhd
- Union Harvest Marketing SB
- Narsco-Kuok Fertilizer Sdn Bhd
- All Cosmos Industries Sdn Bhd
Chemicals Used In residential Landscaping
Landscape chemicals should be part of homeowner’s landscape maintenance tasks. Here is a list of commonly used types of chemicals which are used for landscaping purposes, which include fungicides and wetting agents:
* Algaecides - To remove bacteria from ponds, waterfalls, water gardens and pools.
* Fungicides - Use to treat affected plants, flowers and trees.
* Herbicides - Harsh chemical, used to get rid off pest insects which attack crops, flowers and plants.
* Insecticides - very similar to an herbicide by deals with fly’s, mosquito's, spiders and cockroaches which attack residential gardens.
* Wetting Agents - used on water resistant soil, helps keep moist.
Maintaining Flowers
Attractive flowers, plants and trees are important components of landscape gardens. Help protect these areas with the use of herbicides and insecticides. Intended landscape maintenance and nurture is highly essential for keeping these components healthy and long lasting. One important landscape maintenance task is a well kept and executed fertilization program. A fertilization program is simply designed by homeowners realizing that some areas in their landscape need a little help to grow and stay healthy.
List of fertilizer use
- Nitrogen fertilizers
- Phosphate fertilizers
- Potassium fertilizers
- Compound fertilizers
- Organic fertilizers
- Other elements: calcium, magnesium, and sulfur
Method of Applications
- Liquid vs solid
- Slow- and controlled-release fertilizers
- Foliar application
- Chemicals that affect nitrogen uptake
- Overfertilization
Distributions
- CCM Fertilizer Sdn Bhd
- Malaysian NPK Fertilizer Sdn Bhd
- Malaysian NPK Fertilizer Sdn Bhd
- FPM Sdn Bhd
- Union Harvest Marketing SB
- Narsco-Kuok Fertilizer Sdn Bhd
- All Cosmos Industries Sdn Bhd
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