Grass & Grass Seed
Find out how to grow a new lawn or repair the one you have. Find everything you need to know about grass and grass seed at Scotts.
Dry spells don't have to equal disaster for your lawn. The key is to choose the right grass.
From fixing small bare patches to complete lawn do-overs, we’ve got the tips you need to grow new grass right the first time.
Whether you're feeding, seeding, or battling weeds, Scotts has the right product for your lawn.
Too much thatch can weaken your lawn. You have two ways to remove it: dethatching and aerating.
The weather, kids, and pets can be tough on your lawns. By applying grass seed over an existing lawn, you can help fill in bare spots and reinvigorate your lawn.
It's not hard to plant a beautiful St. Augustine lawn on your own when you follow these tips from Scotts.
Learn how and when to feed your lawn for greener, beautiful results.
Learn why quality grass seed matters and how a few extra dollars now can save you frustration and money later.
Water's only part of what you need to fix those dead spots in your lawn and keep them from coming back.
Learn how to set spreader settings for the different types of Scotts spreaders.
Learn how to choose, seed, and maintain grass in shady areas of your lawn.
Not all grass varieties are suited for planting during the hot, humid summer months. However, it is possible to grow some types of grasses successfully in summer, but they will require some extra care.
Winter overseeding can help southwestern lawns stay green in winter.
There are about a dozen different grasses, and most lawns contain a mixture of them. Find yours.
Here's a list of the most frequently asked questions about grass seed from consumers like you.
Scotts Lawn Expert Ashton Ritchie shows you how to fix bare spots in your lawn.
If you live in a coastal area in the South, this grass can provide you with a beautiful, low-maintenance lawn.
With preparation, the right quality seeds, well-prepared soil, and a little patience, you can start a new lawn yourself.
Lawn care expert Jesse Brough shows the proper steps to reseed a lawn.
Young lawns need special care. Learn how to water, feed and mow - and what to do about weeds and bugs.
Explore which grasses thrive where you live and how to maintain a green lawn through the winter months.
Get easy tips on how to plant and maintain this drought-tolerant grass.
Scotts Starter Food for New Grass Plus Weed Preventer is safe for seeding!
Learn about reseeding and the best options for starting a lawn over from scratch.
The key to getting started is knowing your lawn in three simple steps.
Learn how to plant, care for, and repair this popular Southern lawn grass.
This shade-friendly grass requires less mowing and feeding than most. Learn how to keep it looking great.
If your lawn is looking thin and worn, overseeding can help you get back to the thick, lush, green lawn you've always wanted.
Cool-season grasses are grass types that thrive in areas with cold winters and hot summers.