Although being originally developed in the 1940s as a way of quickly and efficiently distributing seed over a wide area, it is only largely over the last twenty to thirty years, that hydroseeding has gained in…
Hydroseeding is the name given to the hydraulic delivery processes for the distribution of a thick slurry, which is a combination of seed, water, mulch, fertilizer (and other components, dependent on the project requirements) via a…
There is no specific type of seed that is used for hydroseeding. This is because hydroseeding itself is just a method of dispersing seed and, as such, practically any type of seed, grass or other can…
What is in a hydroseeding mixture is dependent on several factors such as consumer choice and prevailing conditions of the area to be hydroseeded. The base components of hydroseeding mixtures contain several ingredients, grass seed, fertilizer,…
Whether hydroseeding can be dangerous for dogs depends much on the hydroseeding mix that is going to be used as the ingredients will be different, depending on the circumstances and consumer requirements, on each project. A…
There is no doubt that hydroseeding does work if done properly, and it is probably the most effective method of putting down a new lawn or revitalizing an existing lawn. Indeed, hydroseeding as a process was…
The two most common ways of reinvigorating or putting down a new lawn are to lay sod or overseed it, with hydroseeding being an increasingly popular and efficient way of seeding. However, individual circumstances are likely…