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Fertilizer Information
The Town of Fort Myers Beach has restrictions on fertilizing to protect the beach environment and other natural resources in the Town.
Application of fertilizer is prohibited:
When a flood, tropical storm, or hurricane watch or warning is in effect for the Town of Fort Myers Beach
When heavy rain is forecast in the area
During the rainy season from June 1 to September 30
Fertilizer free zones are:
Within 15 feet of any water body and wetland
On any impervious surface such as streets, driveways and sidewalks
The content of fertilizer:
Must be 65 percent slow release nitrogen
Unless testing demonstrates soil is deficient, phosphorus is not permitted
Application of fertilizer requires:
Limiting to one pound of nitrogen per 1000 square feet of lawn
Use of a spreader deflector to deflect fertilizer away from impervious surfaces, water bodies and wetlands
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