How to Grow

If your lawn is looking thin and worn, overseeding can help you get back to the thick, lush, green lawn you've always wanted.

So, you have a vision of an amazing green oasis that's the backdrop to relaxing in your yard. In reality, though, your grass has thin areas that don't live up to your lofty lawn dreams. What could be causing these thin spots? There are several possibilities and, fortunately, they're all relatively simple to address.

Learn the benefits of seeding in the fall

See how Scotts is able to Grow Grass Anywhere

The secret is out - feeding your lawn is the fastest, surest way to a lush, barefoot-worthy lawn.

The weather, kids, and pets can be tough on your lawns. By applying grass seed over an existing lawn, you can help fill in bare spots and reinvigorate your lawn

Here's a list of the most frequently asked questions about grass seed from consumers like you

Fertilizing your grass regularly can help you get that green, thick lawn you're trying to achieve

Discover what's going on when you feed your lawn, season by season.

Find out the difference between coated and non-coated grass seed

Fall isn't just for pumpkin spice and picking apples. It's also the best time to seed and feed your lawn.

It takes fertilizer and a good weed control to grow a healthy green lawn.