Lawn Care * | Scotts 10 Lbs. Ez Seed Patch And Repair Tall Fescue Lawns Mulch, Grass Seed And Fertilizer Combination (2-Pack)

Scotts Ez Seed Patch & Repair Tall Fescue Grass Is A Revolutionary Grass Seeding Product Designed To Fill In Bare Spots On Your Lawn. This Tall Fescue Grass Seed Grows In Tough Conditions, Including Full Sun, Dense Shade, High-Trafficked Areas, And On Slopes. Scotts Ez Seed Patch & Repair Consists Of High Performance Grass Seed, Continuous Release Lawn Food, And Super-Absorbent Growing Mulch Material. Scotts Ez Seed Patch & Repair Tall Fescue Grass Also Includes A Tackifier To Help Reduce Seed Wash-Away And A Protectant To Help Keep Seedlings Safe From Harmful Diseases. There Are Three Easy Steps To Success: 1) Prep The Area By Removing Dead Grass And Loosening Hard Soil, 2) Evenly Apply Ez Seed So The Area Is Mostly Covered But Bare Ground Is Still Visible, And 3) Saturate With Water Until No More Water Is Being Absorbed And Mulch Turns Dark Brown. Plant Seed In The Spring Or Fall When Daily Average Soil Temperatures Are Consistently Between 55 F And 70 F, Or Air Temperatures Between 60 F And 80 F. For Best Results, Keep Kids, Pets, And Lawn Mowers Off Newly Planted Seedlings Until The Grass Is 3 Inches High.

• Scotts Ez Seed Patch & Repair Tall Fescue Lawns Is A Revolutionary Grass Seeding Product Designed To Fill In Bare Spots And Repair Lawn Damage
• Ez Seed Patch & Repair Contains A Combination Of High Performance Grass Seed, Mulch That Expands To Surround The Seed, Controlled Release Fertilizer, Tackifier To Help Keep Seed From Washing Away And A Protectant To Help Keep Seedlings Safe
• Scotts Ez Seed Tall Fescue Grass Seed Grows In Tough Conditions Such As Full Sun, Dense Shade, High Traffic Areas And On Slopes
• Plant Seed In The Spring Or Fall When Daily Average Soil Temperatures Are Consistently Between 55 F And 70 F, Or Air Temperatures Between 60 F And 80 F
• Ez Seed Patch & Repair Tall Fescue Lawns Contains A Combination Of Mulch, Grass Seed, And Fertilizer To Cover Up To 225 Sq. Ft. In 3 Easy Steps