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Bare Repair Sun + Shade Lawn Treatment + Grass Seed

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Bare Repair Sun + Shade Lawn Treatment + Grass Seed

Bare Repair Sun + Shade Lawn Treatment + Grass Seed

$7.50

The bare necessity for cool-season grass

Our easy-to-use lawn repair combines grass seed, slow-release nitrogen, and moisture-holding mulch to thicken thin spots, stimulate growth, and green your lawn. Bare Repair Sun & Shade grows dark green, fine textured grass in just two weeks to help you maintain a more durable lawn resistant to future bare and thinning areas.

Product benefits:

Made for patching thin or bare areas in lawns

High drought tolerance and recovery

Resistant to disease and surface-feeding insects

Stand up to wear and tear — great for kids and pets!

A-LIST-approved seed for quality, sustainability, and reduced maintenance

Grows well in sun to shade and in a wide range of soils

Suitable for any cool-season lawn and grass type

Results in just 14 days

99.9% weed-free guarantee

Eco-friendly packaging—70% less plastic, 20% more product

What's included:

2 types of premium perennial ryegrass and 1 type of fine fescue grass seeds

1-0-0 NPK (nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium) slow-release fertilizer

Moisture-retaining mulch made from recycled paper product

One bag repairs up to 65 sq. ft. of lawn area

Sunday seeding rate

For bare areas: 1 cup per 1 sq. ft.

For thinning growth: 1 pound per 15 sq. ft.

When to plant perennial rye and fescue grass seed?

Seeding and patching should be an annual practice and done as needed to lawns throughout the growing season. The optimal time to apply Bare Repair Sun & Shade is spring and fall when temperatures consistently range between 55 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit.

How long does fescue and perennial grass seed take to grow?

Expect germination in 14 days or less.

Should I use Bare Repair before or after Sunday fertilizer?

You can apply either one first–the order is up to you, and it won’t damage the seed! Since some grass types come up quickly, having some nutrients there can enhance growth.