GreenView Starter Fertilizer - 16 lb. bag Covers 5000 sq. ft.

I can't say enough good things about this starter fert. I thinned out the front half of my lawn and then overseeded the first week of October with a quality TTTF cultivar and had to cross my fingers against a first frost given how late I started. I would normally have waited a few days after seeding to put the fert down, but rain was forecasted and I didnt want a washout, so I spread the fert immediately after overseeding. The results were fantastic - I had germinations within 4-5 days and the seedlings came in a lush dark green. I'm sure alot had to do with the seed cultivar and the constant watering (mostly 2x a day after am dew evaporated, for 15 min each session) over the first two weeks. I almost regretted using this instead of the Scotts with tenacity (I partly top dressed a few sections of the lawn with top soil from a blue box store and one bag of soil definitely had weeds), but I can take care of any weeds with a post-emergent next spring or possibly later this fall. All of this is to say I plan on using this again when I thin out and overseed the back yard next fall.

I think it worked good, my new grass seed didn't burn up so I suppose it did it's job, as it is growing good.

It does exactly what's in the label, no up-selling or other kind of shenanigans

So my grass seed never took off in the back yard for me to give an opinion there, but I also put this in the front yard where I had good grass and by the next day could see a visibly different color from my grass to my neighbors. I feel like my lawn has handled the hot weather better this year as well. Would recommend.

I normally use scotts.I decided to try this with greenview fescue seed.the seed came up great.however my yard is no where as green as when I use scotts.I have found that Augustine grass loves starter fertilizer.I over seed lightly in winter months with fescue instead of perennial ryegrass.it just blends better.I will use scotts only from now on.I love Jonathan green fescue seed but impossible to find on Amazon now.