Scotts Lawns 18213 Rapid Grass Seed Sun Shade 5.6 Lb

Product Description

The SCOTTS LAWNS 18213 Rapid Grass Seed is a combination grass seed and fertilizer product designed to establish turf quickly in both sun and shade conditions. The proprietary blend accelerates germination and early growth, making it suited for repairing large problem areas or seeding a new lawn from scratch. The formulation carries an NPK ratio of 13-0-0, providing a nitrogen-forward feed that supports fast green-up. Packaged at 5.6 pounds, this product is intended for grounds maintenance professionals and landscape contractors who need dependable establishment results on a defined schedule.

This seed mix is formulated for residential and commercial turf applications where both sun-exposed and shaded areas need uniform coverage. The sun and shade blend addresses mixed-light lawn conditions in a single application. The fertilizer component feeds the establishing turf for up to 10 weeks after seeding, reducing the need for a separate starter fertilizer application. It is well-suited for large-scale overseeding projects, new lawn installations, and turf renovation work on grounds maintenance accounts.

Key Features

• Proprietary seed and fertilizer combination in a single product
• NPK ratio of 13-0-0 for nitrogen-driven early growth support
• Feeds establishing turf for up to 10 weeks after application
• Sun and shade mix rated at 99.9% weed-free seed content
• Packaged at 5.6 pounds per unit

Compatibility

Designed for use in both sun and shade turf areas as a standalone seeding and starter-feed solution for new lawn establishment or large-area lawn renovation.

Installation Notes

Application should be performed by grounds maintenance professionals or qualified landscape contractors familiar with seeding rates and soil preparation requirements. Prepare the seedbed by loosening the top layer of soil and removing debris before application. Follow label directions for seeding rate, watering schedule, and mowing restrictions during the establishment period. Keep foot traffic off newly seeded areas until the turf reaches recommended mowing height.