Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed Sunny Mix with Fertilizer and Soil Improver, Thrives in Direct Sun, 2.4 lbs.

I saw great results but it took 3 months in the products defense there had been pavement where I was growing grass I scraped the top inch off I laid about 2 in of dirt sprinkle seed and I thought well before I spend money on sale let me see what I get LOL I'm a cheapskate. So it grew beautiful grass and quite honestly it was spreading to my yard before it even started growing where I wanted it but Against All Odds it is growing and almost finished filling in where I put it so the functionality is surprisingly amazing. The sturdiness speaks for itself considering where I was trying to grow grass and am now growing grass. The value for the money was fantastic that little bit of money saved me a ton of money. The size of the bag was perfect I did approximately 60 ft by 25 ft wide with one bag highly recommend

After my lawn unexpectedly began to become brown in random spots, I found this seed and feed solution in a forum and was very impressed with the successful regreening of my lawn within weeks. The packaging was sturdy and the size of the bag was perfect for my needs and left a good amount to address any future issues, making it a great value for the money. My lawn is now green and thick again.

Grass grew

This worked better than I imagined it was going to. I had bald spots in my yard from my dog, and they were gone before I knew it. The grass has held up to sun, heat and rain and has transformed the look of my yard!

So far so good. About half of the seeds have come up.

Unlike 2 other brands this germinated

So this turned out as great as I hoped for. I used this, which I got for $25, equal or less than prices at Lowes and Home Depot. It came out so successfully and I'm so happy but read on and learn what else I did for great results. I prepped the ground, eliminated as much existing plant matter from the area as possible. Once that was out of the way I blended my soil with Scotts Turf Builder Lawn Soil, regular top soil and compost. Then I seeded and blended that layer of mixed soil in with the grass. Since animals eating seeds are reportedly an issue I covered the seeded soil with some green netting, real cheap and didn't see one bird attempt to get near or under it. After some time I added starter fertilizer that claims to have it come in thicker, and it did. Throughout all these stages I watered it 2-3 times a day which I hear is critical. All in all it was a great success and I'm very proud. Following these steps I was able to get my yard lawn to be beautiful even while planting in early spring, which isn't recommended. The grass is soft, fine leafed and lush green. I used a whole bag to cover about 1000 sqft. I write this in May so if you're reading this in August - October, your time has come, plant your grass! Do your research and at minimum read what I've learned above. Good luck!

Not a single blade of grass grew. Added Scott's Turf Builder and got nothing but Sedge. Used Sun and Shade mix and the Sunny bag according to the schedule on Scott's website to fill a patch of grass the gas company dug up. Now I'm going to have to pay a professional service to come out every 2-3 weeks to rid it which can take a minimum of 3 years. Yellow Nutsedge can survive for ten years under ground. Now it's in my lawn. Each Sedge sprout uses a shoot to seed up 6,900 tubers underground. Now this Nutsedge is working it's way through the rest of my lawn. I have tended this lawn for 25 years and never saw this plant before. I had to research online to find out what it is. Not worth it.