ScottsTurf Builder Lawn Food - Fertilizer for All Grass Types, 5,000 sq. ft., 12.5 lbs.

I don't have a green thumb, so I relied on other reviews for this purchase, and I'm glad I did. The Scotts Turf Builder Lawn Food does what it says.Pros:Effective Results: My crabgrass turned greener after using this. It's not perfect, but it's a noticeable improvement.User-Friendly: Even as a beginner in lawn care, I found it easy to use. The instructions on the bag were helpful.Cons:Learning Curve: It’s not a miracle worker, but it’s a great start for someone still learning about lawn care.I also bought the seed spreader by Scotts, and the combination worked great. Overall, this product is a solid choice for anyone looking to improve their lawn, especially if you're still learning the ropes.

Works well

I have bermuda and zoysia grass and it does well. Must be careful with how much you place on your yard. It can burn in areas where the fertilizer drops on the edges of your yard.

Scotts products have been around longer than most people on here have been on the planet. Their quality says it all. Most if not all the time anyone has a problem they blame the product when it is the application that was screwed up. Either wrong time, too wet, not wet enough, too much or too little. Some people just expect a miracle when what they are starting with is not the best. If you follow the instructions you will be pleased with how it will green up your yard and encourage strong growth. Plus read up on how to mow your yard properly. That is usually what contributes to a bad looking yard. Will always buy Scotts.

I've been lawn guy for more than 45+ years. I'm passionate about how my lawn looks. Always had one the best, if not THE best, looking lawns in the neighborhoods I've lived. Read all the rave reviews about Milorganite, so a couple of months ago I thought I'd give it a try. My lawn is about 2,500 sq.ft. Applied nearly a full bag of Milorganite with my hand spreader, and waited to see the lush green appear. Didn't happen. Only a minor change. Then our record breaking heat came in brutally. High nineties and triple digits every day and has not let up. Everyone knows a healthy, nourished lawn will withstand that kind of weather much better than a weak lawn. Then the brown areas began to appear even with stepping up watering. I even resorted to supplemental hand watering those areas. Still looked pretty bad in many areas and pale green. Tried applying a little more Milorganite and watered well every morning. No change. My lawn was weak, malnourished, and suffering from the heat. So, I bought a couple of bags of my old favorite, Scotts Turf Builder All-In-One Lawn Food and applied a bag. A week and half later, my lawn is thick, lush, and deep green again, and the brown areas are coming back to life and looking good again. I have even cut back on the watering and it's still looking like it should. Healthy, deep green, nourished and strong. So, sorry Milorganite. You just weren't up to the task nor my standards. Scott's Turf Builder All-in-One to the rescue! I thank you, and my lawn thanks you!

We got 2 bags for our 0.25 acre property, 1st for the front yard, the 2nd for the backyard. In just a couple of days our grass went from patchy and dry to lush, green and soft. Super easy to use, instructions were clear. I wish I took a before and after photo

It’s great for Bermuda grass. Fine particle texture. Spreads easily. Doesn’t clump that much. To have a great lawn you’ll need to use this in combination with a 10-10-10 fertilizer to get the best results. This Scott’s formula is mostly nitrogen.

Well packaged