"Gideon" wrote in message
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It is extremely difficult to go wrong with both Scotts fertilizer and
a good Scotts spreader. Don't buy any Scotts fertilizer which has
been manufactured to be sold under some second party's (retailer's)
house label.

Except see, the fertilizer the original poster was attempting to use
organic, rather then synthetic.
If the original poster had asked, "how do i use scotts fertilizer in a
scott's spreader" then you're post would be useful, except then the answer
would be painfully obvious.

-S