Scotts Turf Builder Rapid Grass Sun & Shade Mix – Seed & Fertilizer for Quick Green Lawn (2.4 lb)

Get a lush lawn faster with Scotts Turf Builder Rapid Grass Sun & Shade Mix

This all-in-one formula blends high-quality grass seed with a balanced fertilizer, designed to support strong germination and steady green growth. Built for sun and shade, it helps your lawn fill in more quickly than seed alone when used as directed, offering a practical path to a fuller, more inviting yard.

Whether you’re establishing a brand-new lawn or reviving thin, bare patches, this mix aims for a vibrant, even look in just weeks. Optimal results come with mild temperatures—roughly 60°F to 80°F—and by following the label directions and using a Scotts spreader for even coverage. Pairing with Scotts Lawn Food on schedule can help maintain color and density through the season.

What makes it stand out

• Grows green grass up to 2x faster than seed alone when applied at the new lawn rate, subject to proper care.
• The seed-and-fertilizer blend accelerates establishment, delivering a fuller lawn more quickly than seed alone.
• Suitable for overseeding bare or thin areas as well as establishing new lawns.
• Apply in the spring or fall when temperatures stay between 60°F and 80°F for best germination.
• One 2.4 lb bag covers about 335 sq ft for new lawns and about 1,200 sq ft for overseeding.

How to use for best results

• Prepare the soil, then apply with a Scotts spreader according to the product label settings.
• Water the area after application and keep the soil consistently moist during germination and early growth.
• For ongoing vigor, pair with Scotts Lawn Food every 8 weeks during the growing season.

Real-world use cases

• Rejuvenate patches in a sunny or shaded yard, aiming for a more even color and density in weeks.

• Jumpstart a new lawn installation with a seed-and-fertilizer blend that simplifies planning and timing.

What to expect

With steady care, you may notice a thicker, greener lawn as roots establish and blades deepen in color. Outcomes depend on weather, soil, and adherence to watering and mowing practices.