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Is anyone spraying Surround on their trees?

 
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Does Surround work pretty well? What are you using it on?

It seems expensive to me. Does anyone know where to get a good price on it?
 
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https://www.groworganic.com/search?q=surround

25 pound bag for $40. No extra for shipping

Most of us won't use 40 POUNDS up for a long time. This is my first year with it, I can't comment on whether it works.
 
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Thanks! That’s much cheaper than the 70.00 plus shipping that I saw somewhere else.

I’m still hoping to hear from someone who has used it?
 
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