Black Beauty® Lawn Repair for Sun & Shade

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Jonathan Green Black Beauty^® Lawn Repair for Sun & Shade Areas is your all-in-one bare spot patching solution. This mixture repairs stubborn bare spots quickly and seamlessly blends into existing lawns.

This mix contains 20% more grass seed and covers more bare spots than any other lawn patching mixture on the market. The seed establishment mulch in this product keeps the seedbed moist which ensures complete grass seed germination. The mulch will degrade into the soil within one month. The grass seed in Black Beauty^® Lawn Repair germinates in 10 – 14 days.

Quickly patch and repair stubborn bare spots
All-in-one solution containing Black Beauty® grass seed, lawn food & seed establishment mulch
Keeps seedbed moist while concealing seed from birds
Low maintenance – the mulch is absorbed by the soil, so there is no need to remove it once the grass grows in

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Black Beauty® Lawn Repair for Sun & Shade

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