Scott's
Scotts 14905 Patchmaster Lawn Repair Mix, Sun And Shade, 4.75 Lbs.
Key Features
AI Generated- In Delmont the mix’s fertilizer keeps seedlings thriving for weeks.
- Repair patches whether they receive full sun or partial shade.
- No extra products required—just spread, water, and watch the lawn heal.
- Moisture‑retaining granules reduce the need for frequent watering.
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Scotts PatchMaster Lawn Repair Mix is a pre-mixed, ready-to-grow solution for fixing bare spots in your lawn. This all-in-one formula combines grass seed, fertilizer, and mulch to repair damaged turf on most lawns, whether in sunny or shaded areas. Simply spread the mix over bare patches, water, and let the blend of Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and fine fescue do the work.
This comprehensive repair mix provides everything seeds need to establish quickly and thrive. The included fertilizer feeds seedlings for up to six weeks, promoting thick, healthy growth, while the mulch absorbs three times its weight in water to keep seeds moist during germination—a critical factor for successful lawn repair.
Features and Benefits
- All-in-One Formula: Combines seed, fertilizer, and mulch in one convenient bag—no need to purchase separate products.
- Fast Germination: Grass can start to grow in as few as seven days for visible results quickly.
- Superior Water Retention: The included mulch absorbs three times its weight in water, keeping seeds moist and supporting healthy germination.
- Long-Lasting Nutrition: Fertilizer feeds seedlings for up to six weeks, ensuring strong establishment and dense growth.
- Sun and Shade Blend: The seed mix of Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and fine fescue adapts to various light conditions across your lawn.
- Easy to Apply: Simple spread-and-water application with no mess or complicated steps.
Specifications
- Brand: Scotts
- Model: 14905
- Weight: 4.75 lbs.
- Coverage: Up to 100 square feet
- Seed Blend: Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and fine fescue
- Contents: Grass seed, fertilizer, and mulch
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