Scotts Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food (29-0-3) 32 oz – Fast, All-Grass Lawn Fertilizer

Fast, simple lawn care for any grass type

Getting a lush, healthy lawn doesn’t have to take all day. Scotts Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food is a ready-to-use fertilizer that waters as it feeds, letting you treat a 2,000 sq ft lawn in about 10 minutes with a simple hose-end spray. The 32 fl. oz. bottle is translucent, so you can watch the amount you’re applying and stay in control from start to finish. This liquid formula is designed to deliver essential nutrients directly to your turf, helping you achieve a greener, thicker look without a complicated setup.

What makes it work

• Speed and ease: 2,000 sq ft coverage in roughly 10 minutes with a hose-end spray.
• All-grass compatibility: Safe to use on any grass type, with visible results as you go.
• Nutrients you need: 29-0-3 balance provides nitrogen for growth and potassium for resilience.
• Convenient monitoring: Translucent bottle lets you see how much product remains during application.

How to use

• Attach the bottle to your hose-end sprayer, turn on the water, and spray evenly across the lawn.
• Apply when temperatures are between 60°F and 85°F, and plan four feedings a year—early spring, late spring, summer, and fall.
• When you finish, use refills (sold separately) to minimize waste and keep the same easy spray process.

Safety, visibility, and everyday use

As directed, the product dries before outdoor play resumes, making it possible for kids and pets to return to the lawn after drying. The liquid formula is designed for straightforward use and consistent results, taking the guesswork out of feeding your lawn. The emphasis on a visible, emptying bottle helps ensure you can track usage and avoid over-application.

Seasonal plan for best results

To maintain a vibrant lawn year-round, Scotts recommends four feedings per year during the cooler months of spring, summer, and fall, aligned with temperatures between 60°F and 85°F. This routine supports steady green growth and resilience through typical seasonal stresses.