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Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed for Bermudagrass is Built to Stand up to Scorching Heat and Drought, 5 lbs, 2 pk

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Size: 5 lb. (2 Pack)


Style: Grass Seed


Features

  • Built to stand up to scorching heat and drought
  • Aggressively spreads to grow a thick, durable lawn
  • Contains our exclusive 4 in 1 WaterSmart PLUS coating that absorbs 2X more water than uncoated seed, feeds to jumpstart growth, and helps protect seedlings against disease
  • Grows quicker, thicker, greener grass guaranteed!
  • Fine bladed texture with high drought tolerance

Description

Scotts® Turf Builder® Grass Seed Bermudagrass is great for lawns challenged by long periods of scorching southern heat and drought. This seed mix aggressively spreads to grow a thick, durable lawn. Each seed is wrapped in a unique 4 in 1 WaterSmart® PLUS Coating that absorbs 2x more water than uncoated seed, feeds with essential nutrients, and helps protect seedlings from disease. Grow Quicker, Thicker, Greener Grass. Guaranteed.


Product Dimensions: 9 x 9.5 x 15 inches


Item Weight: 16 pounds


Manufacturer: The Scotts Company LLC


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Country of Origin: USA


Item model number: VB02422


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    • Frustrated so far but changed rating
Size: 5 lb. Style: Grass Seed
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Update 5-20-2019 Scotts gave me my money back as their guarantee on back states. Along with a lengthy letter that details tips on how to get better results. I did everything and more that was necessary including having my sprinkler system set to water the 4 zones affected 6 minutes per zone 7 days per week, unless we had a rain day. Cost me about $225 in a water bill for 4 weeks. But nothing. They claim you have to keep the soil constantly damp and sometimes water it 2 to 3 times per day every day in a fairly narrow band of temperature. I can only figure, in spite of my expenditure for watering, it may have had to be less water more often than watering each night once per day. I don't know. However, having done some sod work in a small area last year, that was a heck of a lot cheaper and was a no brainer for patching. Of course if you are going to do an entire yard with this seed, you better be prepared for one heck of a high water bill. I plan to be very fair about this review and will update it if I see any future success. So far, I'm having none. I spread the seed in a dozen or so areas that I put fresh soil and fertilizer in spots on my bermuda sodded lawn that for some reason were doing poorly. I dug up some of the old soil, and patched in areas with new soil and then seeded. I set a water program with sprinkler system to water 4 minutes each for the seeded zones starting about 5 weeks ago, around March 1st. Theoretically, within 3 weeks, the grass should be long enough to stop the daily watering. From what I'm seeing, nothing is happening. I am now running an experiment on 4-15 where I put some seed in potting soil where I can water a bit daily and see first hand if the seeds will grow in a "Petri Dish" type experiment. I live in north TX and the weather since March 1st has been a bit chilly at night and we had a couple of days of decent rain. Most of my lawn is fully awake and nice and green but the areas that I've seeded that are seriously struggling. Mostly the grass that is growing in the patches is from existing grass that is either coming across or growing in from underneath. Not from the seed. I will report back in a couple of weeks if I see any progress anywhere from the seed. If not, I will ask for a refund as the bag says the warranty the product. Update 4-22 Added pic 1. After 7 days in pot with potting soil and keeping moist every day, and outside in nice spring TX weather, as you can see, nothing happening at all with growth. Stay tuned for update in another week. Update 4-25 In my prior paragraph I showed how still no growth in a pot. But now I do have growth. So 10 days and I have growth in a pot but no growth outside. Now bear in mind the directions show to use a spreader to spread the seed, which means on top. The only thing I did different was to plant the seeds a half inch down in potting soil and they grew. But lets face it, this is not a good scenario for a yard. If you have to plant it a half inch down to get it to grow, that stinks for a yard. So I went to all the areas I seeded and used a hand tool to rake up the soil some and reseed and then plant them under the soil a bit. That's a lot of work. It's not bad for spot seeding but it would stink for a whole yard. So I can't really poop on the seed for a failure per se since it grows, but for it's application, I would say don't buy it if you're using a spreader. I may actually pursue a refund. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 16, 2019 by Valeri Valeri
    • You need top soil and lots of water
Size: 40 lb. Style: Thick'R Lawn
I’ve tried this product twice. Btw, Scott’s said they would issue me a refund when the first bad didn’t work and I never got it. So I don’t think their guarantee holds up. But, to get this to work, you NEED to first lay down some top soil. The directions make it seem like it’s optional, but really the seeds have like a 1% chance of making it without that layer of soil vs above 80% with that layer of soil. I went to my local depot and picked up a bag of lawn starter top soil. Then you really need to pay attention to the weather, don’t have the temps drop below 60F and don’t let it exceed 95F really. And water it 3 times a day. During the first 2 weeks. After that, twice a day. I had the seed growing and then the 100F temps hit for a month here and the grass started to either die. But it will work if you apply in the Spring. Early spring is still too cold for us in the mornings. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 12, 2022 by CodeMonkey
    • Excelente
Size: 5 lb. Style: Grass Seed
100% recomendado
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 22, 2023 by Juan
    • Scotts Turf Bermuda Seeds + Water + Prep Work = Grass!
Size: 5 lb. Style: Grass Seed
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Bought Scotts Turf Bermuda Grass & Fertilizer on July, Prep the backyard (which was mostly bad clay soil) spread 15-16 bags of dirt (timberline) for $2 per bag and rake the ground. After 1 week of watering we decided that it should be enough for the seeds to latch onto, using the Scotts manual spreader, we covered our whole yard, roughly 1/2 bag of 5lbs. (Backyard size 50 ft x 30 ft), Initially we used two hose sprinklers by Orbit, we later upgraded to a 6 sprinkler system by Railbird. Watering it 2 times a day for 15 minutes each time at a rate of 1Gal/Min. We initially made the mistake of simply spreading the seeds on top of the soil and not raking them to cover the seed with at least 1/8-1/4" of soil, so after 1 month half of the backyard had about 2-3" tall grass sprout emerging from the ground. we used the other half of the seeds to over seed, this time, we raked the seeds with the soil and partially cover them. Therese pictures are after 2 month of initial seeding. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 6, 2022 by Ivan P Ivan P
    • Works great when soil is prepared correctly.
Size: 10 lb. Style: Grass Seed
I read several negative reviews of this product on Amazon and was fearful it would not produce results, but it has. I live near Dallas TX and began this in April. I googled how to restart a lawn and followed the directions carefully. It took many hours and I am still doing our front lawn section by section, but I am seeing results. I chose a portion of the lawn to start with, knowing I would be doing the work by myself and wanting to possibly try out different brands of seed and fertilizer as I continued to other sections of the lawn. Before I started anything, I watered the entire lawn thoroughly once a day for several days. Then I chose a section of the lawn to start working with. I raked up all of the thatch, leaves, sticks, etc. from that section. The previous owners laid sod, but then left without it ever being watered. So there were several thick layers of dead grass and other materials. I then pulled all of the weeds from the section. Then I took the rake to the section again, this time lightly raking it to loosen the top soil. I then used the Scotts Wizz Hand-Held Spreader to put down the seed, both north to south and east to west directions. Then I used Scotts Turf Builder Lawn Food - Starter Food for New Grass Plus Weed Preventer, also applying the same way, both directions. I watered that portion of the lawn for 20-30 minutes morning and evening (if we didn't get rain) for about 10 days. The next weeked I did the same method on another section of the lawn. It has been about 15 days since I seeded that first section and I am starting to see grass! There have also been some weeds that have popped up, but very few. I'm taking the lawn section by section and plan on continuing use of both this seed and the mentioned fertilizer products. I think people don't do any work on the yard BEFORE just putting down seeds and so of course they aren't going to see any results. The seeds aren't going to penetrate the soil if they are put on top of layers of dead grass or thatch. This has been a ton of work for me, but seeing progress definitely motivates me to keep going. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 6, 2019 by Kimberly Yeager
    • Great product
Size: 5 lb. Style: Grass Seed
Worked fast
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 28, 2022 by Geoff

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