[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product greatly exceeded my expectations. It was very easy to apply and quickly eliminated the annoying weeds in my yard. My front lawn has never looked so lush. I only wish I could afford to do the remaining 23 acres!

I used Turf builder with weed and feedabout a month ago. The grass looks healthy and is darker green. All dandelions and some weeds gone. However this product does NOT kill chick weed. My lawn looks great except for the many patches of chickweed. So overall pleased with the results but now I need to find a chick weed killer.

I have always trusted Scott’s products and still do. I am a little disappointed in the amount of coverage I was able to achieve. I recently bought a new house and wanted to start my new yard off right. My total lot is 16K for sq/ft and I bought a 12K bag. Also on a side note the price of Scott’s vs a private label had me questioning which one to use. Thinking it would cover most if not all do to buildings and driveway. I ended up running out and buying another 4K bag to try and finish. Again more money! The setting on the bag was 7.25 for a drop spreader. So after I was done I thought I must have done something wrong. I check the calibration on the Scott’s drop spreader, all good. Then I read online how to apply and came across the setting of 5 for a drop spreader. Wait this differed to what the bag said at 7.25. This would make sense as to why I ran out. When comparing these two setting it has you using 45% more product. Next time I am going to measure a smaller area of my yard and double check the rate at which it is being applied is accurate. Scott’s, please check your settings and make sure they are correct. I used half again as much product as I was supposed to and I hope I don’t have adverse effects.

Very pleased with the results as expected. Applied the product Memorial Day with excellent results. Now that Labor Day is approaching I'm ready to put it to work once again. I'm confident that by next Spring/Summer I'm expecting a 98% weed free lawn. Very happy with the product. Follow the directions and you will see positive results. I'm mowing grass now as opposed to mowing weeds. Hey, maybe next year I'll be the lawn of the month which our town gives out to homeowners.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Product is found to work better when it stays on 72 hours instead of the recommend 24 hours. The product should also work better if it was a lot more finer so as to stick to the weed leafs to kill them. The current product falls off the leafs even when their wet and then product doesn't work as well. Also this product needs to also be engineered a little better to not put a strain on the grass and not to kill it

I have applied this for many years. I’ve noticed the last few times that it doesn’t kill the weeds but I actually have more weeds growing since the last usage. It definitely greens up my yard but doesn’t kill the weeds growing in my yard. I’m finding new species now growing and I’m going to find a new product. I’ve always trusted this brand until the last few times of usage.

My first home. My first time having a lawn with a clean slate. The lawn was put in around winter/spring, so there was at least 6 months until I fertilized it. Used this fertilizer one time on my Common Bermuda. The lawn is burned and I mean burned. Followed directions to the hilt. Waited until less than 90 degrees outside and no water for 24 hours after application. Too bad I didn't consult the Extension Service which says "Ammonium sulfate, urea, and other water-soluble nitrogen fertilizers are often used on bermudagrass lawns; however, these “fast-release” nitrogen fertilizers will burn turfgrasses if they are applied." Looked on the bag, and guess what - the Scotts is Ammonium Sulfate, urea, and other-water soluble fertilizers, yet it's supposed to be ok for Bermuda. What a disappointment. I've heard others say that they had a "Scotts Lawn." Gee. I wish I could have had one, as hard as I've worked on it. Now I'm going to have to find another company's care program to apply to my lawn.

I have never been a fan of using any chemicals in my lawn or gardens, but just bought this house last fall and this spring so many weeds in the lawn, I had no choice. I just finished applying, my lawn wet from lots of rain yesterday. Right setting and calibration for my drop spreader and though I saw some of the tiny grains on weed leaves, it seemed like a very sparse amount. Is this what it should look like? Well, I'll wait a week and see, will re-post at that time. Also hope another post is correct about safe for dogs because I have one and plan on keeping him off treated areas for 24hrs.

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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Due to excessive rain in our area getting the correct weather conditions to properly apply the weed and feed took a little while. When conditions were right I had a healthy amount of dandelion's and a couple patches of clover in the yard. Within just a couple days of applying the Scotts Turf Builder Weed & Feed they were noticeably wilting and the grass was deep green and looking great, This product works very very well and all I had to do was follow the directions.