O.M. Scott and Sons Clover Seed, Lawn Seed Grows a Naturally Low Maintenance, Drought-Tolerant Lawn, 1,000 sq. ft., 2 lb.

I recently bought the O.M. Scott and Sons Bermudagrass Grass Seed, Fertilizer, and Soil Improver (5 lbs., covers 2,000 sq. ft.), and I’m thrilled with the results! This 3-in-1 product made seeding my lawn a breeze. The drought-tolerant Bermudagrass sprouted quickly, even in my hot Southern climate, and the included fertilizer and soil improver gave it a healthy start. After just three weeks of light daily watering, my lawn looked lush and green. I love that it’s safe for pets and kids, with no artificial additives. The recyclable packaging is a nice eco-friendly touch, too. Perfect for anyone wanting a vibrant, low-maintenance lawn! Highly recommend.

These seeds are AMAZING they literally sprouted within 5 days, and are growing very fast. I simply threw the seeds onto the ground, no prep work at all. The sprouts are very sturdy, the pup can walk on them even as young as they are, and they spring right back up. I planted one of the bags on a hillside, really hoping it will help the soil stay moist, so the roots can get established. I have had a really tough time getting anything to grow because it is so steep. The little plants are beautiful, and already makes an otherwise bare area look great quickly. Another good thing about clover is it creates its own nitrogen, so no fertilizer is ever needed. Clover roots are also very dense, which helps with water retention, and requires very little if any mowing. Hoping to have the whole hillside be a clover lawn. The pics are of the plants 10 days from planting.

These clover seeds do work well. Within a week I was starting to see some huge growth of clovers! Lawn looks much more full instead of all the brown spots I used to have.

Works pretty well, i did most of what the directions said to do. I tore out about 1/6 or an acre of trees, graded it out and took a rake to scratch up the ground. Threw out seed by hand, raked a thin layer of dirt over the seed and watered it the next day. I hadn't watered it for probably 2 weeks or so. About a week or so after I threw this seed out we had a pretty good storm and thought it washed all my seed away. It didn't wash all of it. There's a few bare spots but fir how much rain we had.... im surprised ive gotten and growth. 10/10 would recommend. Its hard to get grass to grow where I live. Can't really tell but its coming up pretty decent. The angle of the pictures doesn't really show too good but here's week 3 of growing this grass

I took a stick and roughed up the surface of the clay soil bare patches I had. Aside from the 6 and half minutes I did of "stick work", it's the laziest attempt to get anything to grow. The clover took anyway and fast too!! I was shocked! I bet 70% of the seed is clover now. That's a fantastic return! Good for the environment. Drought tolerant. It has a rich green color. It grows in thick (mine is). It's soft underfoot.....ummmm .. I'm not going back to grass.I ordered my second bag yesterday.

I put this seed down with some straw, and within a week, the grass was sprouting. It’s been a month, and it looks fantastic and very healthy. I would definitely recommend this grass seed. I’m located in Kentucky and put it down in June.

Great seed, as expected from this brand. I have used the brand for years. The tape on the inside of the bag gave and the bag opened so slowly I didn't hear it. I just saw grass seed all over the carpet. I saved what I could. AGAIN, THE PRODUCT IS GREAT! The packaging leaves something to be desired. I lost between a quarter to half the seed due to the packaging.

Overall I'm pleased with these seeds, though the germination rate has been a bit hit and miss. This could have more to do with my soil than anything and that the recent rain may have disturbed the seeds from sprouting. I would have expected to see some progress by now, but since they're seeds and those seem rather hard to get wrong, I'll claim user error. I appreciate that the package included a good amount of product and I liked the packaging. I will say it felt a little crass to see so much talk about utilizing the brand's other products to spread the seeds when by hand truly works just fine. It seemed a bit contrarian to the green-washed branding they've opted for here.