O.M. Scott and Sons Clover Seed - Lawn Seed Grows a Naturally Low Maintenance, Drought-Tolerant Lawn, 1,000 sq. ft., 2 lb.

I like the recyclable paper packaging. For growing clover, this is a decent price. As long as you follow the directions, seed in spring before the summer heat, & protect the seeds from birds (ie straw, crumble dry leaves on top for camouflage), they grow beautifully. Clover is great for putting nitrogen back into the soil, & my soil is mostly nutrient-poor clay. Turf grass is struggling to grow, but these clover sprouts are thriving so far.

I purchased the O.M. Scott and Sons Tall Fescue Blend Grass Seed for a patchy area in my yard, and I’m very pleased with the results. The fact that it includes fertilizer and soil improver made it easy to use without needing extra products. The seed germinated well with consistent watering, and I started seeing healthy growth within a reasonable amount of time. The grass came in thick and green, and it has done a good job of helping crowd out weeds as it filled in. I also appreciate that it covers a decent area and seems designed for strong, durable lawn growth. Overall, this is a convenient, high-quality product that made lawn repair simple and effective. I would definitely use it again for future lawn projects.

I decided on this based on the two dogs I have in the backyard. Well here it goes.... 1. FAIL...The coverage for the price is unacceptable, using a Scotts Drop spreader, the rate per this manufacture is a 14 setting which is as high as it goes. then they want you to do a second pass!! That would be comparable to a 28 setting if that existed. The fertilizer I normally use, has a 6.5 setting. I don't know if that was stated in their listing but I didn't read it if it was. Had I read that spread rate I would have passed on the stuff anyway. 2. FAIL...After now 2 weeks lawn looks no different than prior to using this stuff. My front that uses normal fertilizer is lush and deep green. The only areas that are dark green in the back are where the dogs peed over the winter. 3. FAIL...Lazy Neighbor next door (Rental) does about as little as possible and just mows. His lawn looks terrible and barely grows. I went and fertilized his front yard (small) with this stuff and again absolutely ZERO improvement. Not greener and not growing any better either. 3. Dogs love it, I don't! After application and 3-4 days of watering the dogs were still sniffing it out and trying to eat grass clear down to the roots! Then they would slide into it and roll. Both dogs sick and wouldn't eat for a day. A little probiotics back in their guts and Dogs are Ok. Seems that this stuff is more of a dog attractant than a fertilizer. Summation...I would NOT recommend this product that I had high hopes for! I was real excited about using this but wow, what a let down. Ill go back to traditional fertilizer and just water it in well and wipe the paws for a day or two. Using this stuff that did absolutely no improvement to the backyard and was a waste of my time and energy. There was ZERO green up and no increased growth either. Cant tell that it was even fertilized.

Ultra fast delivery, comes in 100% recyclable bags. Supposedly no weed seeds. Grows to a nice green fescue lawn. Make sure you water the heck out of the seeds until they catch.

So many people know that Georgia weather is bipolar. Usually starting in March, the temperatures are 80-90 degrees and are so unbearable. So I decided to go ahead and plant the seeds, since Bermuda needs warm temperatures to germinate and grow. For some reason this year, the weather in Georgia (metro-Atlanta area) decided to take a turn. Temperatures had been ranging from 45-75 degrees for several weeks at a time on top of there being a drought. And of course, the grass didn’t grow. The first bag I bought at the beginning of March, didn’t grow until the beginning of April. The second bag I bought April 14th already has grass shooting through the dirt on May 1st. All I did was rake up the dirt (the red clay), spread the seeds by hand, cover with “topsoil” (dirt I sifted from existing mulch in the surrounding gardens), and water twice a day. Video attached is the Bermudagrass that was initially planted at the beginning of March. It does grow, but it really needs to be warm outside! The yard is a bit patchy in the video, but that’s what happens when your dog insists on jumping through the dirt (disrupting the grass seeds) to attack the garden hose during watering sessions lol

Germinated quickly but has not spread out after a month and hasn't grown much. How much watering does it take .?

Great natural lawn food that’s pet‑safe . You do not have to wait to let your pets go out on the lawn after using this! This replaces Scott’s older natural lawn food and works just as well, if not better. Two bags easily covered my 4,000 sq ft lawn. I like that my dog can safely go out on the lawn, and after applying it the grass (and yes, the weeds too) looked strong, green, and well fed. For best results, put it down right before a light rain and repeat every 10–12 weeks. It does have a slight fishy smell, but it fades quickly. Highly recommended if you want a healthy lawn while keeping pets and kids safe.

I couldn't cancel this order so I got what I perceived as an expensive bag of clover. I had also ordered 10 pounds of another brand for $46 that also was nitrous coated. O.M. actually had grown in way more uniform and vibrant than that bulk stuff. Where I threw down by hand and raked across it's now neat row upon row of clover Same method with the bulk and I got patches of thin spots and no uniformity. I even got a bag for my parents and they love the stuff. So don't be fooled by the bulk deals because the quality just doesn't compare to O.M.