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Stop buying expensive fertilizer — achieve a lush, green lawn with this cheap household staple

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 Stop buying expensive fertilizer — achieve a lush, green lawn with this cheap household staple
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Home Outdoors Lawn Care Stop buying expensive fertilizer — achieve a lush, green lawn with this cheap household staple News By Camilla Sharman Published 7 August 2026 This bathroom staple does more than soothe aches and pains When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. That’s why consistent watering is crucial for gardeners right now — assuming you aren’t under local water restrictions or hosepipe bans in the U.K.But keeping a lush lawn takes more than water; it needs nutrients to bounce back. What’s more, Epsom salts are far cheaper than any lawn fertilizer you can buy and can be picked up for a few dollars in your local grocery store.According to the Epsom Salt Council, the two naturally occurring minerals in Epsom salts — magnesium and sulfur — can help lawns grow.

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Home Outdoors Lawn Care Stop buying expensive fertilizer — achieve a lush, green lawn with this cheap household staple News By Camilla Sharman Published 7 August 2026 This bathroom staple does more than soothe aches and pains When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Shutterstock) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter With summer temperatures continuing to soar, we aren’t the only ones feeling the heat — your lawn is likely parched, too.Looking out onto my backyard each morning, I can see that it is struggling and desperate for a revival.

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