Seymour RENEW Grass and Shrub Spray Paint, Pristine Green, 17 oz. Can.

We’re in the middle of selling our house, so when a massive yellow patch appeared after the kids’ bounce house sat on the grass for a day, it felt like a giant bullseye in the yard. I grabbed Renew Grass & Shrub Spray as a last-ditch effort—and it delivered. • Coverage: The spot in the photo was BIG, and it took two full cans to blend everything seamlessly. The spray goes on a lot like light spray paint; shake the can straight up-and-down (not side-to-side) to keep the color even. • Color Match: Our patch went from straw-yellow to lush green in minutes. How many coats you need really depends on how faded or brown your grass is, but even the worst areas turned out great. • Ease of Use: Trigger felt comfortable, and the nozzle didn’t clog once. Just be patient and use steady passes. • No Damage: It’s only cosmetic, so the grass underneath can recover at its own pace—no harm done. • Backup Plan: I’ve already ordered two more cans for any surprise “summer scorch” patches that pop up. If you need a fast, house-showing-ready solution for yellow or bare spots—and don’t want to risk harming your lawn—Renew is absolutely worth it. Our backyard looks camera-ready again, and potential buyers will never know a bounce house massacre happened here!

So far 5 stars! There's a spot in our front yard where the neighbor dog seems to think it's ok to pee on. So I waited until the grass was freshly mowed and then I sprayed the grass with a couple of light coats. Used very little product. The color matches the grass perfectly. Our sprinklers come on tonight so I'll check in the morning and see how it goes. I don't have expectations that I won't have to reapply eventually, but I'm hoping the paint will take away the dog smell and the dog won't keep peeing there. It's very annoying. I turned the can upside down to clear the valve and hopefully that will keep the can from clogging as some reviews mentioned. At least for now it's an improvement. Before and after photos included. That is probably about a 7" pee spot.

Ok, this is the very greatest hack if you live in the midwest and your boxwood bushes die every few years. I have tried all the things to keep them from getting brown leaves, and I still end up having crunchy looking bushes. THEN! I found this RENEW spray, which makes them look a nice rich color of green again. It isn't very glossy, but I still did about 14 boxwoods with it and it looks SO much better.

I was skeptical, but thought I'd give it a try. I planted 3 Arborvitae last spring, and one wasn't looking so great after winter. It continued to deteriorate, so I will be replacing it this fall, but I didn't want to look at a brown arborvitae until then. I thought I'd give it a try, and wow, is this stuff impressive! Not only did it cover in one coat, but it matches the color exactly, and my Arborvitae looks healthy (ha ha, though I know the truth!). I wish I had taken before and after photos. I really can't believe how well this worked.

I saw a hack online that talked about refreshing your faded fake boxwood plants and this was the product that the gal was recommending. Now hear me out. I was skeptical. But my VERY EXPENSIVE boxwood topiaries were turning to 90’s faded green because they are out 365 in the sun and I needed to save them. For record, one can covered our 8ft topiary with two deep coats with some left over. So two quick coats of this stuff and baked in direct sun and WOW!! I mean I wasn’t sure what to expect but it looked really really nice. We deeply coated the whole thing and it has this, not matte/matte finish to it so from a distance the finish made my topiaries look even more realistic than the hyper realistic version that they were. Now, almost 7 months later… I don’t know if it’s the formula or because we really coated the topiary well but it looks exactly the same as the day we painted it!! For reference my topiary started showing signs off discoloration about 3 months in after purchasing, even though it was “UV protected.” This stuff is legit and super durable, has been in the same spot as before and I am always super impressed with how well it fixed our very expensive topiary!

Color isn’t totally natural but it does look better than big yellow spots. This can will not go very far. A few square feet? Grass coloring is worthwhile, but I’d look to another brand and size next time.

This stuff is great. It really does change a brown spot in your lawn to green. I’ve got guests coming this summer and I can cover up all those spots and they’ll never know. Just shake it up. You gotta shake it a little longer just to be sure that it’s well mixed, and then just spray it on the lawn. I’ll definitely keep a can on hand.

Works great! Is expensive though.

Really good product - the green spay covers up the brown bits in the hedge and lasts for ages - also friendly for wildlife and doesn't agent the birds

Goes on well and looks good but to cover a side of a 8 foot long hedge would require a further 2 tins to get good coverage.

Very pleased with purchase although seems expensive it does work. Used to spray brown patches in conifer hedge as looked unsightly. Just ordered another can as really useful.

I had a fir tree that had lost its foliage on one side. I bought 4 bottles of this expensive spray based on previous reviews. It was awful. a very pale greenish liquid sprayed out and did not stick to the branches, despite multiple spray coats. Don't waste your money- definitely not for foliage. i have now planted a small hedge in the gap which will hopefully cover the area over the next couple of years.