About this item
- BERMUDAGRASS: Contains a combination of high performance grass seed for lawns, 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 from harmful diseases
- LAWN PATCH AND REPAIR: Scotts EZ Seed Patch & Repair Bermudagrass is a revolutionary grass seeding product that makes grass patch repair for lawns easy; it's designed to fill in bare spots and repair lawn damage in tough conditions (with proper care)
- WHEN TO APPLY: Bermudagrass lawn seed germinates best when daytime temperatures are between 70°F and 90°F with no danger of frost
- COVERAGE: One 10 lb. bag of EZ Seed Patch & Repair Bermudagrass lawn grass seed mix covers up to 225 sq. ft. in 3 easy steps: prep the area, evenly apply the seed mix and water until no more water is being absorbed
- WHERE TO USE: This bermudagrass seed lawn repair mix grows in scorching heat, dry areas, high-traffic areas and on slopes (subject to proper care)
Product Description
Scotts EZ Seed Patch & Repair Bermudagrass is a revolutionary grass seeding and lawn care product designed to establish new grass to fix bare spots in your lawn. This Bermudagrass seed grows in tough conditions, including scorching heat, dry areas, high-traffic areas and on slopes (subject to proper care). 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 Bermudagrass 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 lawn care 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. DIY homeowners should plant when daytime temperatures are between 70°F and 90°F with no danger of frost. For best results, water when mulch turns light brown to keep the soil surface moist until the seedlings reach at least 2 inches tall
