Turf Builder Triple Action 20 lbs. 4,000 sq. ft. Lawn Fertilizer, Weed Killer, Crabgrass Preventer

Followed instructions exactly. Have used their other products before with no issues. Yard turned nice and green. Then over a month later the grass died.Do not use this product - you will regret it.

I applied this fertilizer after I pretreated with the Scott’s 3in1 fertilizer. Works like a charm

I applied this about a month ago and had chickweed and dandelions growing like never before, the only good thing is the grass is green and so are the weeds

Amazing. Better than Lesco in my opinion.

product was fine

With the crazy weather this spring and early summer we have had heavy rains and Earle hot temps that have disrupted my regular Scott’s feeding and maintaining program. By adding Scott’s Ultra Feed 3X it gave a boost to my yard and got I backin balance. I use this product occasionally to catch up on a healthy green yard that gets out of balance. Great Product.

Grass is nice, green & healthy. Killed all the dandelions and they haven’t come back for a few months. I would recommend this product.

Bottom Line Up Front: Scotts advertises their "No-Quibble" guarantee, but by their non-existent customer-service process they virtually guarantee that they will never have to honor that guarantee. Buy a Scotts product if you like, but don't expect any customer service, and certainly don't expect to their "No-Quibble" guarantee to be honored. I recently purchased the Scotts Turf Builder Triple Action product and applied the product precisely as described in the directions. The “Feed” action has worked acceptably, but the “Kills” action- the reason that I purchased the product- did not work at all. Accordingly, I decided to take Scotts up on their “No-Quibble” guarantee. Strike One: No Web Support. I first went to the Scotts web page, expecting there to be a link where customers could enter appropriate information (proof-of-purchase, photos, reason for concern, etc.), but there was no such page. Frustrated, I did notice that there was a “Scotts Return Policy” page, which told me I had three options- Call, email, or Live Chat. Strike Two: Live Chat. Given that the web page indicated that Live Chat was “Available”, I chose that route. After having to answer about 10 irrelevant questions by their “Virtual Assistant”, it finally gave me the option of a “Live Agent”, which I selected. This too ended up being a dead end, as I was told that a live agent was not available (even though I was contacting them mid-morning, during business hours; on two separate days). They stated “We will get back to you as soon as we can.”, though they didn’t suggest how they were going to do that; I waited several hours, and as you might guess- no response. Strike Three: email. Given that “Live Chat” was not working, I decided to try their email solution. I entered all the requested information, though surprisingly there was no option to upload proof-of-purchase nor photos showing that their product did not work. (In retrospect, this is indicative of the fact that they do not intend to honor their guarantee.) I submitted that email last Friday. Not only did I not get a confirmation email from Scotts that they received my submission- which is standard practice in this kind of situation- but it’s now five days later and I have not received any communication back from Scotts. Strike Four: Call and Wait. With the email failure, I decided to call and wait for a live agent on the phone. I dialed, and secured my position in line. The recorded music background began to play. About 13 minutes into the call the automated voice returned to the line, only to tell me that they were not going to be able to service me at this time, and that the call would be terminated… which it was. Bottom Line: I don’t normally get worked up about such things, but it really rubs me the wrong way when companies portend to be something they are not. If Scotts simply sold their product at the buyer’s risk I would have been OK with that. But when they explicitly advertise their “No-Quibble” guarantee and then don’t follow through with that, then it really upsets me.

I just moved from Florida to Georgia. From sod to clay dirt. I don't know if that makes a difference. But it should, the grass is different in GA. There's really no seasons in Florida it's hot or hotter. I guess the price I paid I was expecting a miracle. I have new just laid grass which could be a issue too. I don't know if cheaper brands would be better to try. Yellow patches last for weeks and they're all over the place.

I laid this product down to prevent weeds. Two days later all the grass is brown and dying. The lawn was new last season sprouted from Scotts seed. Shocked that the same grass system is not compatible.