Questions and Answers for Scotts Turf Builder 7 lbs. Grass Seed Sun & Shade Mix Grows in Extreme Conditions & Spreads for a Durable Lawn

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A:  Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed Sun and Shade Mix can be covered with a very shallow layer of a top dressing such as: Topsoil or other soil like product, Straw or peat moss. Do not cover more than 1/4 inch thick or this will smother the seed. Straw and topsoil may introduce some weed seeds that need to be dealt with when the seedlings have been mowed several times.

A:  Current planned breakdown by weight of Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed Sun & Shade Mix is: 8% Wendy Jean Fine Fescue 8% Fenway Fine fescue 4% Momentum Chewing Hard Fescue 9% Vision Perennial Ryegrass 10% Silver Dollar Ryegrass 3% Jumpstart Kentucky Bluegrass 5% Gaelic Kentucky Bluegrass 3% Abbey Kentucky Bluegrass 50% WaterSmart Plus Coating (Zeba water absorbent coating with fertilizer(npk) and fungicide(active)

A:  You can plant it anywhere, but it'll require more or less care depending on where you live. Full sun in Vermont is different than full sun in Florida. That goes for full shade as well and for rainfall. Plant it, fertilize it, cover it, water it daily for a month until it is strongly established, then once a week with a good soaking. Don't mow it too short in hot climates.

A:  Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed Sun & Shade will mix well in any combination of Bluegrass, Ryegrass or Fine Fescues lawns. This product is not recommended for use in the southern United States as the grasses (Bluegrass, Ryegrass and Fine Fescues) do not grow well in the environmental conditions found in those areas.

A:  Early spring or in the fall

A:  April-May is the best time to lay the seed

A:  You can seed in the fall or spring. In the spring do not apply until soil temperatures are above 55°F (13°C). In spring it takes 2 weeks with air temps consistently in the 60-80°F (15.5-27°C) range for the soil to warm up enough for seed to germinate. Seed in the late summer -early fall when air temperatures are between 60-80°. In fall you need about 4-6 weeks with no frost for seedlings to become establish.

A:  Yes, grass seed would thrive at your location.

A:  Scotts Turf Builder Sun & Shade will mix well in any combination of Bluegrass, Ryegrass or Fine Fescues lawns. This product is not recommended for use in the southern United States as the grasses (Bluegrass, Ryegrass and Fine Fescues) do not grow well in the environmental conditions found in those areas.

A:  If you are not satisfied for any reason please contact about our product guarantee. At your convenience, please contact us to see what we can do to help. We can be reached at 877-220-3089.

A:  There is a money back guarantee although I don’t know the timeframe.  You should hold onto the receipt as you will need that to file for a reimbursement.

A:  Yes but look for holes in bag before opening my seeds were wet

A:  Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed Sun & Shade will mix well in any combination of Bluegrass, Ryegrass or Fine Fescues lawns.

A:  I believe this grass seed is good for any area in the Northeast part of the USA

A:  Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed Sun & Shade will mix well in any combination of Bluegrass, Ryegrass or Fine Fescues lawns.

A:  yes

A:  Hi, it is perennial.    I use it to get spots in dense shade going - looks like it is coming back nice this spring.     

A:  The seed in Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed Sun & Shade Mix is perennial. This grass seed will mix well in any combination of Bluegrass, Ryegrass or Fine Fescues lawns.This product is not recommended for use in the southern United States as the grasses (Bluegrass, Ryegrass and Fine Fescues) do not grow well in the environmental conditions found in those areas.