TBGS Centipede Grass Seed 5lb + EZ Seed Centipede 3.75lb

It's growing slowly, but I'm satisfied.

I bought grass by thr pallet from home dept and by the end of the year was left with nothing but weeds and dead spots. Tried using Remington seeds but the seed to mulch ratio is a waste of money, and didn't take very well at all.Used Scott's and within 2 weeks I had some sprouts taking over bald spots as expected.

I'm giving this 4 stars because it's the same as any other grass seed in my opinion but I've determined that grass seed is too much work. Also, you overpay when you buy it from box stores in bags like this. Go to your local lawn and pest supply company and you will be surprised at the price difference!!! Way better deal. But, even after attempting both ways, sod was the way for me.

I was skeptical about premixed seed in a bag but this product delivers quite well. I had some areas that died over the winter, but after spreading this over those areas it very quickly sprouted fresh grass and has grown healthy and thick. definitely will use this again when those dead spots show up!

I am not impressed, $44 dollars a bag, been planted a week and no sprouting even , have watered in accordance to package labeling, even had a couple light showers, a big waste of money. I thought being Scott's it would be a premium product, guess I was wrong.

It’s been a month… I’ve kept very moist…. And results are minimal. I see some baby grass…. But not nearly what I expected and am not at all sure that my wishful thinking isn’t the source of whatever positive results I can attribute. But … still hoping to be pleased. Also interesting the criteria questions asked to prompt the review do NOT ask about grass growth results, just ease of use, spread, and value. 🤔

Just follow the instructions and the grass will grow. Simple and quick!

We live in Texas and our grass has been struggling. I decided it may just be too far gone and added more seed. I first raked up all the dead thatch, then put this seed down, followed by fertilizer, and then lightly put some fresh soil on top. While my grass looks like I now have multiple variants of grass in it now (I definitely do), this has been helping my lawn from not becoming a giant clay mud pit.