- Pure Grass Seed Turf Type Tall Fescue Sun & Shade Blend, 20 lb. Bag – Covers up to 5,000 sq. ft.

This is great Grass seat. Let me tell you it works wonders. I highly recommended highly highly highly recommend it. It’s worth the price. Great growth rate great quality greenness very much value for your money. Great generation rate it is fantastic.

High quality seed. I reseed parts of my lawn every year. I normally just but whatever HD or Lowe's has in stock. This seed yielded the best results I've ever had. Highly recommend.

Color is pretty good, definitely a decent green, but if you like super dark cultivars this maybe isn’t the one. The 20lb bag would also be a lot better value at 25lbs instead. But if you need more than 20lbs you enter a territory where you could get a more premium seed for around the same price. This is good for smaller areas in a pinch.

Looks amazing. In a transition zone (West Texas panhandle) dark green through winter. Made everyone on my block look pathetic. (Pictures are 3 months apart) Core aerate Spread seed Covered thin layer with peat moss Watered lightly 2-3x a day for a week Watered lightly 2x a day for second week Watered lightly 1x a day for 3rd week *** Water lightly = 5-10 mins each session Core aerator manual lawn tool Spread peat moss with compost spreader

Bought a 20lb bag of fresh GreenView 2829348 Fairway Formula grass seed with an inspection date of Sept 2021. Had the yard core aerated before heavy rainfall (2 to 3 inches) two days prior to applying starter fertilizer. Spread seed the following day, Sept. 15, 2021. Watered twice daily for two weeks. Temperatures were ideal throughout this period. Averaged 60 degrees at night and low seventies daytime. Approximately only 5% germination rate after two weeks. The following two weeks I had much improved germination, perhaps 50% or more. However, along with the grass seed I had heavy germination of oxalis stricta weeds (woodsorrel) througout my front, back and side yards . Approximately 10% of my yard is now covered in oxalis. I can't put herbicide down to kill the oxalis until the grass is well establish. When I do, I'll have large patches of dead weeds until spring when I can again reseed (the oxalis patches are very thick and there is no grass growing where they exist). I have never had oxalis in my yard before and there is none in my neighbors yards. I can only conclude that there were lots of oxalis seeds mixed in with the grass seed. A lot of work, expense and time expended with mixed results. I'm rather disappointed with this GreenView seed due to slow germination and a lot of oxalis weed seed in the mixture.

My new house came with a lawn full of weeds and I didn’t get a chance to start treating the yard until mid-October. By this point in the season, you’ve pretty much missed the chance to overhaul the lawn, especially since my yard is almost entirely in the shade through fall and winter. But I decided to try anyway… Killed off the weeds and waited 2 weeks to lay this grass seed. Laid the seed and starter fertilizer on October 25, 2021. First picture is from November 1st and no sign of grass yet; it took about 2 weeks to start seeing signs of germination. Second picture is from 4 weeks after seeding and there is patchy, but decent signs of growth that continued slowly in December. The grass held up through a few nasty snow storms in the winter. Third picture is from March 2022 after I cleaned up the winter debris and over seeded and filled in bare spots. By April, almost all bare spots were filled and very few weeds had popped up. This grass is phenomenal. It grew under dark and cold conditions and is now in the full sun during spring and summer. It is holding up under both conditions well and has yet to lose its color. My yard is now the talk of the neighborhood; am surrounded by gardening nuts and everyone was horrified when I killed off my patch of weeds to plant this last fall. But they all love how this is growing now and keep asking me for tips and tricks for how I keep the grass as green as it is. It’s all about the seed and this one is great. We are expecting significant sewer line work in the summer that’s going to result in them tearing up this gorgeous lawn, so I already bought a new bag of this seed so that I can reestablish the lawn. It’s truly beautiful and healthy grass - I highly recommend it!

I’ve been reseeding my back yard with tall fescue because it’s fairly shaded. I’ve mostly been using Scotts Tall Fescue or Southern Gold. I decided to give this a try to fill in some bare spots and after two weeks the germination rate appears to be between 0-10%. I did everything right and the same as the other seeds. Consistent water. Starter fertilizer. This stuff is a waste of money.

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