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Tell us about your lawn.
We'll ask you some easy questions about your location, grass type, and lawn condition. Don't worry if you're not sure—we've got the tools to help you figure it out.
See your personalized plan.
We'll give you an easy-to-follow plan—created specifically for your yard—that can help you grow the kind of lawn your neighbors will envy.
Get What You Need When You Need It.
Each product in your lawn care plan will arrive right when it should be applied. Just open the package, apply to your lawn, and voila! You're done.
Lawn care made beautifully simple
The Scotts Lawn Care Program is the easiest way to grow a thicker, greener lawn with deeper roots and fewer weeds.
What you put in: 10 to 15 minutes of care a few times a year.
What you get out: The kind of gorgeous lawn you’ve always wanted.
What to expect
Sign up for Scotts Program and you'll receive exactly what your lawn needs at just the right time to apply it. Kiss confusion goodbye—we do all the thinking and planning for you.
Over 150 years of lawn care innovation
Scotts has been your trusted lawn care partner for more than 150 years—and we put that expertise and innovative spirit to work for you with a personalized Lawn Care Program. Additionally, we offer our exclusive No Quibble Guarantee on every product we sell.
Lawn care at your fingertips
The perfect companion to track your lawn care plan. Download the My Lawn app to get application reminders, expert lawn care tips, and more.
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