I used Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed Sun & Shade Mix in both sunny and shaded areas of my yard, and the results were amazing! The seeds grew quickly and evenly, even in the tougher spots. The WaterSmart PLUS Coating really helped retain moisture, and I noticed less need for frequent watering. It’s the perfect choice if you want a durable, lush lawn that can thrive in all kinds of weather. Highly recommend!
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Product information
| Plant or Animal Product Type | grass seed |
|---|---|
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
| Brand | Scotts |
| Material Feature | Natural |
| Color | Brown |
| Special Feature | Drought Tolerant |
| Item Weight | 7 Pounds |
| Sunlight Exposure | Full Sun, Shade |
| Unit Count | 112.0 Ounce |
| Product Care Instructions | Water |
| UPC | 032247182218 |
| Style | 1 Pack |
| Product Dimensions | 19.5 x 9.5 x 13.63 inches |
| Item Weight | 7 pounds |
| Manufacturer | The Scotts Company LLC |
| ASIN | B00NHOZ3QC |
| Item model number | 18221 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.3 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
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| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
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| Price | — | $109.98 | $62.94 | -5% $34.98 List: $36.99 | -18% $44.52 List: $54.49 | $108.14 |
| Delivery | — | Get it Jul 2 - 3 | Get it as soon as Thursday, Jun 26 | Get it as soon as Thursday, Jun 26 | Get it as soon as Thursday, Jun 26 | — |
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| Sold By | — | LP6572GH | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | MaxWarehouse |
| type | grass seed | grass seed | grass seed | grass seed | — | Fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, Ryegrass |
| weight | 7 pounds | 15 pounds | 22.12 pounds | — | — | 25 pounds |
| sunlight exposure | Full Sun, Shade | Full Sun | — | Full Sun, Partial Shade | Full Sun | Partial Sun |
| blooming period | — | Spring | — | Spring | Spring, Spring to Summer | Summer |
| planting period | — | Spring | — | Spring | Spring | Summer |
| moisture needs | — | — | — | Regular Watering | Regular Watering | Regular Watering |
This works you have to prep correctly
Are you kidding me, I actually can’t believe how well this worked!!!! I didn’t want to pay for sod but I hated the dead grass… you have to properly prep in order for the seed to grow. I removed all the dead grass, it took me 6 hours straight… pain in the a** but it’s worth it. Then I tilled the soil by gently raking it. Didn’t put much effort in just went over it a couple times. Softly watered it just a tiny bit for it to have some moisture. I spread the seed with a hand spreader (got it from Amazon) then I laid a very thin layer of top soil over the seed. Not too much, you don’t want the seed to be too deep. I don’t even think it was 1/2 an inch. I sprinkled the top soil by hand. Then consistent watering is key. I have two sprinklers because of how my lawn is an “L shape” I only have one water spicket, so I bought one of those dual faucet connectors (can’t remember official name) got that from Amazon too. Kept the sprinklers in position until it was fully grown in and watered every day twice a day. I’m in Denver and it’s dry here… I planted in April so it wasn’t too hot yet. planting seed in the hot months probably isn’t the best idea but who knows I’m sure it would work. Anyway, you can’t underwater or overwater… keep the soil moist. Id water for ten minutes in the morning & ten minutes at noon. Repeat until you see it start to grow. Once it’s more grown in, use your discretion, id say 3 days a week minimum. Mine started to grow after a couple weeks… I was shocked lol I wasn’t sure if it would work. Then it popped off! Grew a bunch. Looks great to me, it’s super hot and dry now so if it doesn’t rain I water most mornings
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- Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2023Style: 1 PackSize: 7 lb.Verified Purchase
Are you kidding me, I actually can’t believe how well this worked!!!! I didn’t want to pay for sod but I hated the dead grass… you have to properly prep in order for the seed to grow. I removed all the dead grass, it took me 6 hours straight… pain in the a** but it’s worth it. Then I tilled the soil by gently raking it. Didn’t put much effort in just went over it a couple times. Softly watered it just a tiny bit for it to have some moisture. I spread the seed with a hand spreader (got it from Amazon) then I laid a very thin layer of top soil over the seed. Not too much, you don’t want the seed to be too deep. I don’t even think it was 1/2 an inch. I sprinkled the top soil by hand. Then consistent watering is key. I have two sprinklers because of how my lawn is an “L shape” I only have one water spicket, so I bought one of those dual faucet connectors (can’t remember official name) got that from Amazon too. Kept the sprinklers in position until it was fully grown in and watered every day twice a day. I’m in Denver and it’s dry here… I planted in April so it wasn’t too hot yet. planting seed in the hot months probably isn’t the best idea but who knows I’m sure it would work. Anyway, you can’t underwater or overwater… keep the soil moist. Id water for ten minutes in the morning & ten minutes at noon. Repeat until you see it start to grow. Once it’s more grown in, use your discretion, id say 3 days a week minimum. Mine started to grow after a couple weeks… I was shocked lol I wasn’t sure if it would work. Then it popped off! Grew a bunch. Looks great to me, it’s super hot and dry now so if it doesn’t rain I water most mornings
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