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40-lbs Scotts Turf Builder Thick'R Lawn Seed (Fertilizer & Soil Combination)
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Amazon has 40-lbs Scotts Turf Builder Thick'R Lawn Seed, Fertilizer & Soil Combination Solution (Sun/Shade) on sale for $44.98. Shipping is free.
Walmart has 40-lbs Scotts Turf Builder Thick'R Lawn Seed, Fertilizer & Soil Combination Solution (Sun/Shade) on sale for $44.98. Shipping is free.
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Walmart has 40-lbs Scotts Turf Builder Thick'R Lawn Seed, Fertilizer & Soil Combination Solution (Sun/Shade) on sale for $44.98. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter minntwins for finding this deal.
Features:
- 3-In-1 Solution for thin lawns (seed, fertilizer & soil improver)
- Sun/Shade
- Fertilizer for thicker/greener turf
- Soil improver for enhanced root development
- Seed to fill gaps in your current lawn
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 40-Lbs. Scotts Turf Builder Thick'R Lawn Seed, Fertilizer & Soil Combination Solution (Sun/Shade) on sale for $44.98. Shipping is free.
Walmart [walmart.com] has 40-Lbs. Scotts Turf Builder Thick'R Lawn Seed, Fertilizer & Soil Combination Solution (Sun/Shade) on sale for $44.98. Shipping is free.
Walmart [walmart.com] has 40-Lbs. Scotts Turf Builder Thick'R Lawn Seed, Fertilizer & Soil Combination Solution (Sun/Shade) on sale for $44.98. Shipping is free.
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/28/2024, 05:45 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
|---|---|
 Amazon | $63.97 |
 Ace Hardware | $69.99 |
| Rating: | (4.2 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 11,674 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Scotts Turf Builder THICK'R LAWN Grass Seed, Fertilizer, and Soil Improver for Sun & Shade, 4,000 sq. ft., 40 lbs. |
| Manufacturer: | The Scotts Company LLC |
| Model Number: | 30158 |
| Product SKU: | B074P1578H |
| UPC: | 32247301589 |
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I agree with the other poster; you mainly do stuff in the fall. 90% of my work is after columbus day. aerating, dethatching, overseeding, fertilizing. You may have to leave your lawn for dead this year, since all of the major growth is happening right this moment. Once the heat sets in, growth slows down and the weeds start having a field day, which is why the weeds are the main enemy in the summer (and drought, of course).
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I prefer to get a bag of seed and mix it with this bag, it allows me what I feel is the right ratio of fertilizer and soil enhancements plus plenty of seed. Works like a charm to fill spots in the lawn. This isn't something I use to redo or fix a lawn, simply to maintain one.
I do everything except fertilizing in one day, usually because I am just too tired to do the fertilizing by then. You will need "new grass" fertilizer with phosphorus (the middle number) if you do the seeding.
My lawn was quite meh last fall through to the beginning of spring, but right now in May, my turf absolutely stomps everyone else's lawn, and all I did was apply crabgrass preventer and spring fertilizer (as separate components) around Easter. I dont even bother taking out the odd dandelion because there is literally no room for them to grow or germinate!
I agree with the other poster; you mainly do stuff in the fall. 90% of my work is after columbus day. aerating, dethatching, overseeding, fertilizing. You may have to leave your lawn for dead this year, since all of the major growth is happening right this moment. Once the heat sets in, growth slows down and the weeds start having a field day, which is why the weeds are the main enemy in the summer (and drought, of course).
Don't use herbicides! At least not if you are on well water or live within a mile of any stream river pond lake or if kids or pets play in the yard! This stuff kills everything including beneficial water vegetation! Every brand cause multiple types of cancer! It has all been scientifically proven. Poison is poison no mater what you name it. In the right amount it will kill you and everything else.
Would this be good to try to bring back my lawn, or should I have thrown down a pre-emergent or weed killer before trying to seed with this?
Would it be better to buy this and wail until October to use it?
You're gonna hear from the "never seed until fall" fanboys on here but I just got done re-seeding my whole yard because it was in the state yours was. Lots of weeds and patches of dirt. I tried pulling the weeds I could, seeded, fertilizer and some straw over top to keep the birds from eating it. Water every day. It's coming in pretty good. Here's hoping it holds and doesn't die off over the summer. I'll probably re-seed again in the fall but better than having a muddy yard all year
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Lawns, like white wedding dresses and color TVs, were a province of rich people that the masses eventually copied. There is nothing healthy of noble about growing a monocrop in a non-native region, often at the detriment of native plants, which requires life support of constantly fertilizer, unnatural amounts of water, insecticide, and...yes, herbicide. And to top it off...no one is going to eat it!! All in all, I dont disagree with you...it just seems pedantic to mention it in a thread centered on suburban lawn care.
That being said, if you have a healthy lawn, you shouldnt need many herbicides, if any at all. I stopped using weed-n-feed, and only use one herbicide (tenacity) on weeds only on the spot that I see them. I use vinegar and salt water on my pavers and cracks in the driveway where the odd weed will grow...but as you know, even salt is a poison to the land if used excessively...again, see the quote above.
Yup I got the same deal. Wish I had bought more honestly.
Lol this isn't dirt. It's grass seed, synthetic fertilizer and milorganite. It's actually pretty good stuff but I wouldn't pay retail. I can get Milo, seed, high N fertilizer and just mix em together. This deal is about the right price though.
- Using only with existing lawn (which was thinning in spots)
- Aerating first
- Applying in the Fall, not Springtime
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The bad reviews are from ill informed people using this to reseed a lawn