Scotts 79551750 Turf Builder Lawn Soil, 1.0-Cubic Foot Not Sold in WI

The "lawn soil" product received mixed reviews from customers. Some found it perfect for filling low spots in the lawn and planting new seeds, achieving good results. However, others were disappointed by the presence of wood chips, bark, and other hard organic matter in the soil, which made it difficult to work with. One customer even found grubs in the soil, which was a major turn-off for them as they were trying to grow their lawn without any interference. On the brighter side, some users found the product easy to use and liked the mix. In the midst of varied opinions, the Consensus seems to lean towards the product being overpriced for what it offers. Many customers highlighted that branded bagged soils are essentially the same and can be a rip-off, as they often contain undesired elements like wood chips and bark. Suggestions were made to opt for screened topsoil from local nurseries, as it is often more cost-effective and of higher quality, providing better nutrients for lawns and plantings. In conclusion, while the "lawn soil" product may work for some customers in specific situations, it seems that there are better alternatives available in terms of quality and value for money. **