Bare Repair Common Bermudagrass | Lawn Patch Kit | 3-in-1 Repair
$25
4.5lb. Bag, Covers up to 65 sq. ft.
Bare Patches
Complete patch repair for common bermudagrass lawns
3-in-1 combination of bermudagrass seed, nutrients, and recycled mulch for repairing bare spots in bermudagrass lawns. Results in 21 days.
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Your Bermuda Grass Patch Kit for Bare Spots
Got bare patches in your bermuda lawn? Bare Repair fills them in with visible growth in 21 days. This 3-in-1 bermudagrass bare spot repair kit packs seed, fertilizer, and recycled paper mulch into one bag for $25, a fraction of other patch kits. Covers damage from dogs, foot traffic, or drought. For common bermudagrass only, not hybrids. Pair it with a Custom Lawn Plan for full bermuda care.
What Makes Bare Repair Bermudagrass Different
- Fills bare and thin spots in about 21 days
- 99.9% weed-free seed guarantee
- 3-in-1 mix, no extra products needed
- Made for common bermudagrass lawns
- Eco-friendly bag with 70% less plastic
- Just $25, covers up to 65 sq ft
Ingredients
Common bermudagrass seed grows thick, durable grass built for southern heat and full sun. Slow-release fertilizer (1-0-0 NPK) feeds new seedlings steadily so they establish strong roots. Recycled paper mulch holds moisture around the seed and keeps it in place while it germinates.
How to use
Plant late spring to mid-summer when temps are between 70 to 90 degrees F and the area gets full sun.
- Prep the area. Loosen the top layer of soil in any bare or thin spots and remove debris.
- Apply the mix. Spread 1 cup per 1 sq ft for bare areas, or 1 pound per 15 sq ft for thinning areas. Lightly press the mix into the soil.
- Water consistently. Water 1 to 2 times daily, early morning and evening, until the grass reaches about 2 inches tall. Limit foot traffic until established.
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