The best method to grow grass - a comparison of popular products on the market

In this video I test three of the popular grass growing products on the market today. I test Scotts EZ Seed, Hydro Mousse liquid lawn and, a grass seed mat roll. I tested them in both sunny and shady areas right next to each other so we can see which product works best. In addition to providing a review and recommendation I also show how to apply each product, how to prepare the area and how to maintain it in the first two weeks after the initial application.

[@FrakkenNerd6]

Great video. Loved how you gave the results early, the bottom line up front. But it would have been nice to include the date, location, and what type of seed - warm season or cold season grass. I'm just not picking. Excellent video.

[@NicholasDavila]

Thanks good video. Another person said Scotts rapid grass gives you more seed density for your $$

[@Isitworthitreviews]

I have to check this out.. thanks for the tip

[@bilalniang7561]

Excellent vidéo 😮

[@Isitworthitreviews]

Thanks so much for watching.

[@gaeil1]

Hi. Thank you for this video.i think you put more Scott rapid grass.

[@Isitworthitreviews]

Thanks for watching.. I tried my best to apply based on each manufactures directions

[@Given2Fly7173]

Would it be better to use a spreader with the easy seed or just throwing by hand will suffice?

[@durh_m]

The spreader is just a more uniform method of spreading seed, you can definitely just use your hand. Just pay attention to the type of grass plus how much your putting in an area and you’ll be good to go!

[@Isitworthitreviews]

I think if you were doing a large area a spreader would be good (but wow that will be expensive).. for the smaller areas like in the video, just tossing by hand is fine.

[@Given2Fly7173]

@@Isitworthitreviews moving into a “new” home on a corner lot where the previous owner did almost nothing to maintain a solid yard. So, yeah….definitely using my spreader for the front and back.

[@robnolette]

Did you use any biodegradable spikes to keep the mat down?

[@Isitworthitreviews]

Nope, nothing. Just water. The directions did not say to use spikes.