Questions and Answers for Scotts Turf Builder 20 lbs. Grass Seed Pacific Northwest Mix Crafted to Withstand Wet Winters and Hot Summers

A:  When used according to label instructions, neither the seed nor the coating pose any health risk.

A:  Scotts Turf Builder Northwest Mix Grass Seed contains the following grass types that are not drought tolerant: 17.5% Vision Perennial Ryegrass 15% Silver Dollar Perennial Ryegrass 7.5% Fenway Fine Fescue 5% Treazure II Chewing Fescue 5% Momentum Chewing Fescue

A:  Scotty, a 20 lb bag of the Scotts Turf Builder Pacific Northwest Grass Seed Mix will cover 6,800 square feet when overseeding. To overseed 3000 square feet we recommend one 7lb bag and 3 lb bag.

A:  Scotty, the Scotts Turf Builder Pacific Northwest Mix is made of 40% Citation Fore Perennial Ryegrass, 30% Brightstar SLT, 15% Tiffany Chewing Fescue, and 15% Boreal Creeping Red Fescue. The types and breakdowns of seeds can change throughout the year due to availability. Each bag will have the breakdown of type and cultivar of seed and the percentage of each on its seed label.

A:  MzNet, the Scotts Turf Builder Grass See Pacific Northwest Mix is a mix of perennial ryegrass and fescue.

A:  Thank you for your question regarding Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed Pacific Northwest Mix. You will need about 2 and a half bags of this product for the area you want to cover. Please contact us at 877-220-3089 with any other inquiries that you may have, and we will be happy to assist you.

A:  rld, while birds do eat seed, Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed Pacific Northwest Mix is not a preferred food item for birds, If they do eat it, they will only eat a very small percentage of what was planted, leaving plenty to germinate and establish.

A:  We appreciate you for using Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed Pacific Northwest Mix! It's not necessary; however, you can add a shallow layer of peat moss anytime during the beginning stages of seeding. Please feel free to call us at 877-220-3089 if you have other questions.

A:  Yes, Scotts Grass Seed Pacific Northwest Mix is a perennial mix and should do well in a fescue or ryegrass lawn. You can always call us if you need assistance with any other questions. We can be reached at 877-220-3089.

A:  Yes, but do some research to be sure you do the job right. April or September is best for the Pacific Northwest. Mow the lawn low. Thatch and aerate if possible. Spread half an inch of compost. Scatter the seed (USE TWICE AS MUCH AS THE LABEL SAYS), then gently rake it in. Wait until it is well established before applying starter fertilizer. Here is the key thing: Water the area 3-4 times a day until it sprouts (8-10 days), then once a day until it reaches 2 inches. Let it grow to 3 inches then cut it back to two.

A:  I don't know... it didn't work well for me. Maybe I did it at the wrong time of the year

A:  Yes, they gave great directions.

A:  Yes. I used this to reseed a portion of my lawn.

A:  I would suggest you use their Help function for your answer. The URL is: https://www.scotts.com/en-us/help-center

A:  Pacific Northwest mix of seeds.

A:  From the package in front of me: 17.3% Vision perennial ryegrass 14.37% Silver Dollar perennial ryegrass 9.75% Treazure II Chewings fescue 7.32% Park Bench creeping red fescue

A:  Turf Builder Pacific Northwest Mix includes Vision Perennial Ryegrass, Silver Dollar Perennial Ryegrass, Fenway Fine Fescue, and Treazure II Fine Fescue. If you have any other questions, please contact us at 877-220-3089.

A:  From the bag: 16.75% Perennial Ryegrass 12.49% Exacta II GLSR Perennial Ryegrass 9.75% Wendy Jean Creeping Red Fescue 9.75%Treazure II Chewings Fescue