Amazon's Big Spring Sale Just Made Lawn Care a Lot More Affordable – Here Are the Items I'm Adding to My Cart
The best lawn care deals of the season are going on right now! Shop Amazon's Big Spring Sale for a gorgeous lawn that will make your neighbors green with envy.
As a first-time homeowner, I’m still figuring out how to grow a lawn that’s lush and green all summer long. I know what I’m doing when it comes to the garden, but grass is a whole new world for me.
What I’m learning is that growing a lawn that’s the envy of all your neighbors can quickly become an expensive undertaking. That’s why I’ve been slowly building up my lawn care tool kit and looking for the best deals I can find.
If you’re trying to grow the most gorgeous grass you can on a tight budget, too, then don’t miss Amazon’s Big Spring Sale. There are great deals on everything you need to start a new lawn from seed, make your existing lawn lusher, and care for your grass all year long.
Article continues belowSeeding & Feeding Essentials
A beautiful lawn starts with a simple seed. Whether you’re starting a new lawn from scratch or want to overseed bare patches in your grass, here’s what you need.
This fast-growing seed mix from Scotts develops two times faster than regular grass seed. It gets a boost from fertilizer that’s included in the seed mix. Plant this now and you’ll have a lush, new lawn in no time!
Help new grass or your existing lawn thrive year-round with this turf-building bundle from Scotts. It makes lawn care simple by providing you with the perfect weeding and feeding plan for all four seasons. As a newcomer to lawn care, I’m definitely adding this one to my cart!
This no-fuss handheld spreader is ideal for both seeding and feeding your lawn. Use it to broadcast grass seed in bare patches or areas where you want to start a new lawn. Then when it’s time to fertilize your grass, use it to evenly distribute your favorite plant food.
Keep Your Lawn Hydrated
Watering your lawn the right way is essential to growing lush, green grass. But this seemingly simple task can become a burden in the heat of summer. Here are some tools to make it easier.
This affordable oscillating sprinkler covers 3,600 sq. feet of lawn, making it perfect for watering large areas all at the same time. If you’re planting a new lawn from seed, good irrigation is a must. This sprinkler gives grass seed what it needs without you having to haul a hose around the yard everyday.
You have to connect your sprinkler to your water source somehow. That’s where this flexible expanding hose comes in. The 75-foot option is 50% off right now. Plus, it comes with a sprayer nozzle with eight different settings that are ideal for watering your garden, too.
I’ve used this digital hose timer for years and now I couldn’t live without it! But I think it’s time to buy another one. My current timer is hooked up to the drip irrigation system in my perennial garden, but I need another one for my lawn this summer.
Simplify Spring Cleanup
It’s hard to believe it’s time for spring garden cleanup already. As the weather warms, these three tools will be very helpful to get your lawn off to a good start for summer.
I’ve been searching for a more affordable and eco-friendly lawn mower than the traditional gas-powered kind. With gas prices on the rise, this battery-powered lawn mower is just what I need to maintain my yard and keep my budget in check. Plus, Greenworks is a favorite lawn tool brand amongst our team of gardening experts.
The dandelions are out in full force now. If your lawn is anything like mine, it’s covered in little yellow flowers. I’m ordering this oldie, but goodie to get rid of them fast. The Grampa’s Weeder has been a favorite of gardeners for over 100 years because it kills weeds without killing your back.
Have a heavily-trodden path in your front yard that has stopped growing grass from all the compaction? Yeah, me too. That’s why I’m buying this easy DIY lawn aerator to break up the dense soil that’s killing my grass. Overseed it with the fast-growing grass seed mix above to revive dead patches in your yard.
