Scotts Turf Builder 2.4lbs Seed Heat-Tolerant Blue Mix For Tall Fescue Lawns

Product Description

Scotts® Turf Builder® Grass Seed Heat-Tolerant Blue® Mix for Tall Fescue Lawns resists extreme heat with root-building nutrition for a stronger lawn. The combination seed, fertilizer and soil improver can be used for new lawns or overseeding an existing lawn.
Scotts® Turf Builder® Grass Seed Heat-Tolerant Blue® Mix for Tall Fescue Lawns resists extreme heat with root-building nutrition for a stronger lawn. The combination seed, fertilizer, and soil improver can be used for growing a new lawn or overseeding an existing lawn in 3 steps: 1) prep the area 2) apply the seed, and 3) rake the seed into the soil. For best results, plant seed in the spring or fall when daily average soil temperatures are consistently between 60°F and 75°F, or air temperatures between 65°F and 85°F. Water daily or as needed to keep the soil moist for at least 3 weeks or until seedlings reach 2 inches in height. Scotts goes to great lengths to bring you the freshest seed available, incorporating everything from the packaging design to the product formula and the seed itself, so you can grow your own thick, beautiful lawn. For best results, always use fresh product. After opening, plant within the season.

Product Highlights

• Scotts® Turf Builder® Grass Seed Heat-Tolerant Blue® Mix for Tall Fescue Lawns resists extreme heat with root-building nutrition for a stronger lawn
• This lawn care product contains a combination of grass seed, fertilizer, and soil improver to help establish deep roots for a thick, green lawn to be proud of
• This grass seed mix should be planted in spring or fall when air temperatures are consistently between 65°F and 85°F
• Lawn seed should be watered daily or as needed to keep the soil moist for at least 3 weeks or until seedlings reach 2 inches in height
• Scotts® Turf Builder® Grass Seed Heat-Tolerant Blue® Mix for Tall Fescue Lawns 2.4 lb. bag will cover 200 sq. ft. when seeding a new lawn or 600 sq. ft. when overseeding an existing lawn