Lawn & Garden

Agway of Cape Cod has a large section of Lawn and Garden products. See our list below of our most popular products.

Lawn Care

   
Grass Seed
Fast Acting, Slow Release,
& Organic Fertilizers
Lime
Rakes & Shovels
Spreaders
Lawn Weed Killers

Grub Control
Insect Control
Moss Control
Fungicides
Hoses & Sprinklers
Soils

Garden Supplies

   
Soils & Mulches
Plant Foods & Fertilizers
(fast acting, slow release, and organic)
Hand Tools
Gloves
Bulbs
Seeds
Seed Starting Supplies
Trellises & Arbors
Insect Control
Fungus & Disease Control
Weed Control
Lime
Aluminum Sulfate
Animal Repellants
Animal Traps
Pottery & Planters
Window Boxes and Liners
Hooks & Hangers
Upside down planters
Hoses & Sprinklers
Watering Tools Watering Cans
Fencing
Stakes
Edging
Wheelbarrows
Netting
Landscape Fabric
Composters
Rain Barrels

Organics

   
Compost
Peat Moss
Soils
Potting Mixes
Organic Fertilizers
Fish Emulsion fertilizers
Insect Control
Weed Control
Espoma
Milorganite
Bonide
Miracle Gro
Organic Holly Food
Agway Organic 4-Stage Fertilizers
Agway Organic Plant &
Lawn Foods
Bradfield Organics
Neptune’s Harvest
Ortho
Eco Sense
Milky Spore
Disease Control
Grub Control
And More…

Brands You Trust.

Fleas & Ticks on Cape Cod

Flea and Tick Season on Cape Cod Did you know that a flea can bite your pet over 400 times in one day? Did you also know that there are over 200 different species of ticks present in the United States? After the mild winter we just experienced on Cape Cod, the flea and tick [...]

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Cape Cod Grass Seed Guide

Need to renovate your lawn this spring, or perhaps are thinking about installing a new lawn? Our Cape Cod Grass Seed & Lawn Guide will give you the information you need to get the lawn you’ve always dreamed of.

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Cape Cod Native Plants

Installing Cape Cod native plants is one of the more prominent directions home gardeners and landscapers are taking to reverse some of the damage human activity has caused over the past several decades.  It is no secret that North American native plants have been dwindling due to urban development and the introduction of non native [...]

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Winter Wild Bird Tips

Winter is here, and the winter weather can bring added challenges to wild birds. To help offset these challenges, make sure that your feeders are clear of snow, that you have fresh water available at all times, and pack down the snow beneath your feeders to allow for the ground feeders to eat any seed that falls from your feeders.