Scotts has its
Scotts Turf Builder for Small, Northern Lawns Bundle + EdgeGuard Mini Broadcast Spreader on sale for
$99.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
scrototeabaggins for sharing this deal.
Features:
- The bundle includes the following:
- Scotts Turf Builder Halts Crabgrass Preventer with Lawn Food (apply early spring): This product kicks off your year of multi-feeding by preventing crabgrass growth and feeding your lawn for a vibrant green-up after winter.
- Scotts Turf Builder Weed & Feed (apply late spring): This product helps clear them out of your yard. And with this second feeding, your grass will continue to thicken and crowd out future weeds that try to pop up later in the season.
- Scotts Turf Builder SummerGuard: It not only kills pesky listed lawn insects but also helps build strong, deep grass roots to help your lawn beat the heat too!
- Scotts Turf Builder WinterGuard: Fall Weed & Feed rounds out the year by controlling existing listed weeds and nourishing your lawn so it can recover from summer stresses and build strong roots so it can come back better next spring.
- Ideal for small lawns up to 4,000 sq. ft.
- Everything you need to promote a vibrant spring green-up, prevent crabgrass, kill annoying lawn weeds and insect pests, recover from summer stresses, and build strong roots before winter
Top Comments
Fertilizer wise, Lesco from your local siteone can be bought for less than Scotts on the regular.
Tip from experience, buy your fertilizer off season when its on clearance. Big savings to be had there. In the end nitrogen is nitrogen. I haven't really seen any difference in Scotts, to Lesco... to off brand
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There is always a rebate available for this product line. This year, it is $60.
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They ask for UPC ,
but my receipt has no UPC...
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The best way, in my experience, to buy fertilizer is to shop during the clearances. I picked up 160 pounds of "regular" summer fertilizer, 80lbs of weed and feed, and 120lbs of crabgrass/halts for under $60 from Home Depot in December.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NQFP...tarsL
I worked at Lowes for 4 years, some of the best plans for southern lawns like Bermuda have been mentioned here, just to add what I do each year. I try to get just a crabgrass preventer down around Valentine's Day depending on how warm/cold it's been (although here in NC we went from 75 to 30 as the high in one week). If you already see it sprouting you're too late. Tip is to look at cherry blossoms and see if they're blooming yet. I don't put fertilizer just the crabgrass preventer, bc my Bermuda is still dormant. Fertilizer I'll do in late March/April again depending on the weather, and any emerging crabgrass I use Quinclorac in a pump sprayer. Kills any crabgrass it touches
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NQFP...tarsL
I want the 4 pack of fertilizer, but I don't want to deal with the spreader.
West Texas is very dry.
Central Texas is mixed with pastures and the hill country, slightly dry.
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I worked at Lowes for 4 years, some of the best plans for southern lawns like Bermuda have been mentioned here, just to add what I do each year. I try to get just a crabgrass preventer down around Valentine's Day depending on how warm/cold it's been (although here in NC we went from 75 to 30 as the high in one week). If you already see it sprouting you're too late. Tip is to look at cherry blossoms and see if they're blooming yet. I don't put fertilizer just the crabgrass preventer, bc my Bermuda is still dormant. Fertilizer I'll do in late March/April again depending on the weather, and any emerging crabgrass I use Quinclorac in a pump sprayer. Kills any crabgrass it touches
Sent in soil for testing in January - $15 from the local county. Now I know that I need to add lime (I always need lime!) and to do with an even x-x-x fertilizer (vs x-y-z or x-0-z). Also low on iron, so need to add some of that this year.
Haven't used overpriced Scotts stuff in about 15 yrs.
Definitely buy fertilizer during clearance and don't open the bags. Moisture is a major hassle for any granular delivery to your lawn.
Pro Tip: Search for "average soil temperature {zipcode}" to find when your soil hits 55deg. Apply a pre-emergent herbicide immediately. Water in (1 inch) if you use granular pre-emergent. If you are lucky, it will rain 1in the next day, so you don't need to water it in.