Scotts Turf Builder Grass Seed Sun and Shade Mix
Some of the links on this site are affiliate links. This means that if you click on the link and purchase the item, I receive a commission at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
Grows in Sun, Shade, and Everything Between
Scotts Turf Builder Sun and Shade Mix is a 3-in-1 lawn solution that combines high-quality grass seed, built-in fertilizer, and a soil improver in a single product. It is engineered to thrive in a wide range of light conditions, from areas that receive full direct sunlight all day to spots under trees and along fences that get only moderate shade. One 16-pound bag covers up to 6,400 square feet when overseeding an existing lawn.
The included Root-Building Nutrition formula helps new grass establish deep, strong roots from the very beginning. Deeper roots mean a lawn that holds up better during summer heat, recovers faster after heavy foot traffic, and stays greener longer into the season with less frequent watering once the grass is established and growing consistently.
Thicker greener lawn this season
When and Where to Use
For best results, apply this grass seed in spring or fall when average soil temperatures are consistently between 55 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit. This timing gives the seed the ideal conditions to germinate quickly and establish before extreme temperatures arrive. The mix is well suited for lawns that deal with variable sun exposure throughout the day across the same yard.
This blend offers medium drought resistance and medium to high durability, making it practical for lawns that see regular use by kids, pets, and outdoor activities. Whether you are starting a brand new lawn from scratch or filling in thin, bare patches to bring your existing lawn back to its best shape, Scotts Turf Builder delivers proven, reliable results season
The fertilizer already built into each seed provides an early nutrient boost that gives new growth a head start even in lower-quality or compacted soils that might otherwise slow initial germination.
