Scotts Turf Builder Lawn Food, 12.5 lbs.

Price: $26.99 - $25.47
(as of Sep 15, 2026 11:41:19 UTC – Details)


Nothing is better than lush, green grass. Scotts Turf Builder Lawn Food feeds and strengthens your grass to help protect against future problems. This fertilizer also builds strong, deep roots and improves the lawn’s ability to absorb water and nutrients (vs. unfed lawn). Scotts Turf Builder Lawn Food can be used on any grass type. DIY homeowners can apply the product to a wet or dry lawn. We recommend using a Scotts fertilizer spreader to apply this lawn care product as part of your lawn maintenance and lawn nourishment routine. For Scotts broadcast/rotary spreaders, use a setting of 3 1/2. For Scotts drop spreaders, use a setting of 6 1/2. For Scotts Wizz, use a setting of 3 3/4. If fast results are desired, lightly water the product in after application; however, watering is not required. Return unused product to original container, and sweep any product that lands on the driveway, sidewalk, or street back onto your lawn. One 12.5 lb. bag of Scotts Turf Builder Lawn Food covers 5,000 sq. ft.
WHERE TO USE: Lawn fertilizer for grass can be used on any grass type
GRASS FERTILIZER FOR LAWNS: Scotts Turf Builder Lawn Food feeds and strengthens your grass to help protect against future problems
STRONG ROOTS: Our pesticide-free lawn food for grass builds strong, deep roots, improving your lawn’s ability to absorb water and nutrients (vs unfed lawn)
HOW TO APPLY: Apply to a wet or dry lawn in spring, summer, or fall
Customers find this fertilizer to be the best product, noting that their lawns become green and lush within days, with one customer mentioning their yard turning the darkest green on the block. The fertilizer helps establish a good base for grass growth, and customers appreciate its easy application and appearance, with many getting compliments on their yards. While some customers report no burn spots, others experience severe damage to their lawns, and similarly, while some say their grass grows well, others report patches that don’t grow at all.