Scotts Snap Pac Lawn Fertilizer, 13.42 lb., Covers up to 4,000 sq. ft.

For convenience you can't beat it. It doesn't spray out so uncontrollably all over the driveway, you can set it to not spray on the one side, It doesn't clump the way my old one did, and the pellets don't get wet so you can use it in the rain. I like the fact that it is steady and even, I used to get a huge sudden charge of pellets at the beginning, enough to kill the lawn with my older system. The bags are smaller for an old lady like me to handle. I haven't compared price I am sure it costs a bit more, but the convenience makes it worth it to me.

This is my first year using the Scott's Snap Fertilizer system. Living on an acre of land it takes eight bags of fertilizer to cover. Myt previous fertilizer plan with Scott's took two 15000 sq ft bags and one 5000 sq ft bags. In addition, I set my broadcast spreader .5 lower to make sure I had enough product. Now for the snap system...the snap fertilizer spreader worked right out of the box, just fold up the handles and I was ready. I put the bag of fertilizer on spreader, locked it in place by flipping switch on the spreader and was ready to go. I pushed the light weight spreader onto the lawn and activated the fertilizer dispersal by pulling the lever up. When no more fertilizer came out, the bag was empty. In all, it took a little over seven bags to treat my lawn. The spreader determined the proper spread rate. This by far the easiest fertilizer system that I have ever used. Now for the results, I have a thick beautiful deep green lawn and the fertilizer was put on evenly, taking about 5 ft passes between passes. Thanks Scott's for designing such a wonderful system.