HonLena The Andersons PGF Balanced 10-10-10 Fertilizer with Micronutrients and 2% Iron (5,000 sq ft)

Anderson is BY FAR the best line of lawn products on the market. Its worth the added expense if you want the best looking yard on the block.

I use this yearly at the beginning of the season (~ early March) to kickstart the yard (bermuda/zoysia). Grass does well with this - yields quicker green-up when combined with proper prep in early spring (scalp, dethatch, etc.). Worth the cost vs. big box store products.

Great product

My yard is definitely thickening up. It nice not to see dirt between runners and blades again. It's also a hell of a lot greener. And it's starting to grow so fast, that three days after cutting it starts looking like a hippie in need of a hair cut. So yeah, if a better looking lawn. And runaway growth that acts as a weed shield isn't your cup of tea. You might want to look elsewhere. ;-) Seriously though, it took two applications. One month apart. And then another month to really kick in. My yard was pretty starved of nutrients when I moved in. So this worked wonders for it. I also coupled it with a bag of BioChar for the initial application.

I think this is a quality product. I put it down today 3/13/24 after doing a Spring scalp on my front Bermuda lawn. Where I think I messed up at was my Spreader settings. I unfortunately do not have one of the recommended spreaders mentioned on the product label so I had to guess conservatively what my setting should be for this product application. At my lowest setting available I may have made 3 passes, 50 feet each way and the product was pretty much gone. The prills are super small in this product, you have to be careful and follow the instructions to the best of your ability and resources. Hindsight I should have used a hand spreader for a more thorough application over 5,000 sq feet. It would have taken a lot longer but it beats the alternative of wasting money 💰.