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Product Specifications NPK Formulas : Ace All-Purpose Fertilizer: Balanced 28-0-4 formula to promote lush growth and vibrant color. Ace Weed & Feed: Dual-action 28-0-3 formula for feeding your lawn while eliminating broadleaf weeds. Starter Fertilizer: 23-23-3 formula for newly seeded or sodded lawns. Crabgrass Preventer: 20-0-3 formula with pre-emergent herbicide for controlling crabgrass. Coverage : Available in sizes to cover 5,000 sq. ft. to 15,000 sq. ft., providing flexibility for lawns of all sizes. Application : Easy to apply using a broadcast or drop spreader; seasonal application guides included for optimal timing. Weather Resistance : Rainproof formulations ensure nutrients and herbicides remain effective even after light rain. Compatibility : Suitable for all grass types, including warm- and cool-season varieties like Bermuda, Zoysia, Fescue, and Kentucky Bluegrass. Made in the USA : Manufactured domestically to meet high-quality standards for performance and reliability. Eco-Friendly : Some products feature slow-release nitrogen technology for sustainable and longer-lasting feeding. FAQs About the Ace Collection 1. How often should I apply Ace fertilizers? Most Ace fertilizers are designed for seasonal use, typically 4-6 weeks apart, depending on the product and grass type. Check the product label for specific recommendations. 2. Can I use weed-and-feed products on newly seeded lawns? No, it’s best to wait until the new grass has been mowed 2-3 times before applying weed-and-feed products to avoid damage to young roots. 3. Is Ace Southern Weed & Feed safe for St. Augustine grass? Yes, the Southern Weed & Feed formula is specifically designed for Southern grasses, including St. Augustine, Bermuda, and Zoysia. 4. Does the Crabgrass Preventer work on already established crabgrass? No, crabgrass preventers are pre-emergent herbicides and will not work on established crabgrass. Use a post-emergent herbicide for existing weeds. 5. Are these produc