Used Scotts Weed and Feed on large yard (1 acre) at least 2 times for last 9 years. This new formulation is best. The smaller granules distribute evenly with NO CLUMPS! I also believe the bag is vacuum sealed to keep out moisture. Ill update this post after i see what happens to the clover.

Have always been pretty satisfied with Scott’s products until the last two years. I have been using weed and feed hoping it will kill the dandelions in my yard... applied last week and temperatures have been 70-80! Absolutely worthless! Might have killed 1/4 of them but for the money you pay for the square footage and the job it does... buy something else!! Never thought I would be going away from Scott’s product but I won’t be buying this again.

I have applied this at least every other year because my neighbors let dandelions and other weeds thrive in their lawns. The wind does the rest and I end up with weeds. This is VERY effective, especially the new formula in the last few years. Kills chickweed, plantain, purslane and dandelions, the worst offenders in my area. You MUST apply to damp grass! You must apply when weeds are growing, meaning temps consistently above 60F day and night. Apply on a dewy morning or spray grass first. It needs moisture to stick to broadleaf weeds to be effective and weeds need to be actively growing to uptake the herbicide. Also apply at the recommended amount, I have seen neighbors buy a small bag and do their front and back yard when the bag isn't even large enough to treat their front yard! Apply when there won't be rain for at least 24 hours. If I apply early Sunday morning, I'm seeing plantains and dandelion leaves curling by that afternoon. Within a day or two all weeds are starting to show some yellowing after a week weeds are dead or well on their way.

I have used this product since 1978, when it was known as Scott's Turf +2-I think. In my neighborhoods, over time, those that use Scotts have superior lawns. Now Scott's is not the only factor, but in terms of feeding the lawn and killing most weeds you'll see in my part of the country, Scott's is granular gold and well worth the few dollars more Scott's users pay. The payback is quickly visible in a greener, healthier lawn.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used the Scotts turf builder weed and feed this year instead of paying a company. I used it in a scotts spreader per label. I would say that it did a good job. I just had to go back a spot treat a few weeds with a spray. The grass grew fast and along with the rain for a few weeks it helped.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is really great product to put down once the weather starts to warm up and the weeds appear overnight. I found that applying this to freshly wet grass really made a difference. I started to see results after about a week, and they were very noticeable. The Bermuda really thickened, and the weeds seemingly dissolved away.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use Scott's 4 step program now so i do not normally now need to use the weed and feed however in the past and in particularly bad weed years i use it.I never,never have dandelions and rarely have crabgrass.When i do get some i use this product to clean it up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using scott products for niegh on 35 years and I wont get any thing else for this is the only product that works against weeds and it feeds my lawn to make it the best looking and most healthiest in our whole nieghbourhood.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the Scotts Turf Builder weed and feed a week ago but it rained daily until yesterday. I applied it with a spreader as was on the package directions. With just one day's applications I am not able to see the results yet. I will add to this review in a few weeks.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product really works. It kills the dandelions and really greens up the lawn. A product I would buy again. The neighbors keep saying that I have a nice lawn and wonder what I do to to get it looking so nice.