ScottsTurf Builder Starter Fertilizer for New Grass, Use When Planting Seed, 1,000 sq. ft., 3 lbs.

Perfect for seeding, it works every time and never fails.

Nice item would buy again

Are you tired of your lawn looking like a bad hair day? Look no further! Scotts Turf Builder Starter Food for New Grass is here to transform your lawn into a luscious green carpet. As a proud user and a self-proclaimed grass enthusiast, I can confidently say that this product is a game-changer for anyone looking to nurture their newly planted grass, sod, or grass plugs. So, buckle up and join me on this grass-growing adventure filled with entertainment, personal experiences, and a sprinkle of humor.Section 1: A Patchy ProblemLet's be honest—having a patchy lawn is like having a fashion disaster in your front yard. It's embarrassing! I've been there, my friend. But fear not, because Scotts Turf Builder Starter Food came to the rescue. This powerful fertilizer is like a makeover in a bag, ready to transform your barren patches into a vibrant oasis. Trust me, I've seen it firsthand.Section 2: The Magic FormulaWhat makes Scotts Turf Builder Starter Food so special? It's all about the magic formula they've concocted. With a perfect blend of essential nutrients and a dash of secret ingredients (okay, maybe not so secret), this fertilizer provides your grass with the nourishment it craves. It's like a Michelin-star meal for your lawn, making it grow faster, thicker, and greener than ever before.Section 3: A Symphony of GrowthPicture this: you apply Scotts Turf Builder Starter Food, and suddenly, your lawn turns into a symphony of growth. It's like an orchestra playing the most melodious tune. Within weeks, you'll witness a remarkable transformation. Your grass will be so lush and vibrant that your neighbors will be green with envy (pun intended).Section 4: Scotts Turf Builder Starter Food vs. Ordinary FertilizersNow, let's compare this grass-growing superhero with ordinary fertilizers. Ordinary fertilizers are like those generic knock-off brands you find at discount stores. Sure, they claim to do the job, but they fall short in comparison to Scotts Turf Builder Starter Food. It's like comparing a dull comb-over to a stylish, well-groomed haircut. Trust me, you want your lawn to have the best, and Scotts delivers.Section 5: Personal Experiences, AKA Lawn TalesLet me share some personal experiences that will make you nod in agreement. Picture this: I had some grass plugs that refused to cooperate, just like those stubborn flyaway hairs that ruin a perfect hairstyle. But after using Scotts Turf Builder Starter Food, those plugs transformed into a seamless, uniform carpet of green. It was like magic! If this product can handle my grass plug drama, it can handle anything.Section 6: The Sod StoryNow, let's talk about sod. Sodding your lawn is like getting hair extensions—it instantly adds volume and beauty. But just like extensions, sod needs some extra TLC to settle in and blend naturally. Enter Scotts Turf Builder Starter Food. It's the ultimate hair serum for your sod, helping it to take root and grow into a flawless, natural-looking lawn. I can assure you that no one will suspect it's not your "natural" grass.Section 7: Entertainment Break: Grass JokesBefore we dive into the next section, let's take a quick break for some grass-related humor. Why did the grass go to the party? Because it heard the drinks were on the house! Okay, enough silliness—let's get back to business.Section 8: Coverage and Value for MoneyScotts Turf Builder Starter Food is not just about performance; it's also about value for money. With a 15 lb. bag covering 5,000 sq. ft., you get a generous amount of fertilizer for the price. It's like getting a great deal on a stylish outfit. You feel good about your purchase because you know you're getting quality and quantity.Section 9: The Green RevolutionIn conclusion, Scotts Turf Builder Starter Food for New Grass is the secret weapon in your quest for a jaw-dropping lawn. It's like the revolution your grass has been waiting for—a rebellion against patchy, lackluster lawns. Trust me, once you try this product, you'll become a grass evangelist like me. Say goodbye to patchy nightmares and hello to a picture-perfect lawn that will make your neighbors do a double-take.So, don't wait any longer—grab a bag of Scotts Turf Builder Starter Food and join the green revolution today! Your grass will thank you, and you'll be the talk of the town (in the best way possible). Remember, a perfect lawn is just a bag of fertilizer away.

Starter fertilizer is just that, for new seed where you dont want anything too strong, wont burn yet increase growth and increase water retention one it starts to grow. Easy to use and helps seed get a good start saving money

Excellent greens grade prill size and uniform one compound granules (Fall lawn food is also great in the Scott's line as is Lawn Food but their Summerguard seems poor in quality). On a slope, consider spraying water soluble fertilizers instead of granulars to ensure no inconsistent growth from fertilizer washout.The Solo chest mount spreader is awesome for granular fertilizers (looks stupid, but the only way to spread anything in my opinion). For sprayers, FlowZone is the way to go. With a Flowzone sprayer I'm able to spoon feed young grass with water soluble fertilizers without even walking on it via jet stream on the adjustable nozzle, and the FlowZone can do quick change TeeJet nozzles all day for things like foliar iron and weed control.For granular fertilizers, ProPeat is great, and Humic12 is probably the best humic acid out there (or anything in the N-Ext line). Don't make the same mistake as me by thinking all Humic Acid is created equal. I got the Humic DG (70% Humic, 30% fulvic), but didn't realize the advantages of a true solution Humic for soil integration and nutrient uptake. Anything in the N-Ext line is what you want for humic, and Yard Mastery's pricing is super reasonable. It looks like you're getting a lot less humic per dollar vs. the DG, but your soil will thank you when it actually penetrates and gets black!For synthetic fertilizers it comes down to the NPK numbers, the prill size, and a non-differentiated chemistry from one prill to the next is a plus... like most of the Scott's fertilizers, the starter fertilizer checks all those boxes as a high wuality product.