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Hydroseeding is well-known as a great way to efficiently and inexpensively start a lawn, for either residential or commercial use. While hydroseeding has many upsides, there are a few things one must know prior to committing to using this process. Here are four things to keep in mind when deciding whether hydroseeding is right for you.
HOW BIG IS THE AREA TO HYDROSEED A NEW LAWN?
With hydroseeding, there is a cost savings associated with the size of the project. The larger the area, the greater the savings you’ll see. If you’re working a small lawn, there’s little to no cost savings associated versus installing sod.
HOW PICKY ARE YOU ABOUT THE LOOK OF YOUR NEW LAWN?
A big advantage of using hydroseeding is the ability to pick any seed variety you like. This allows you to truly get the look you desire without having to settle on whatever is available when using sod. There is a great amount of variety available in types of grass when using hydroseeding technology.
WHAT TYPE OF LANDSCAPE ARE YOU WORKING?
Are you working a flat and consistent field or are you working on slopes with extreme grades? The hydroseeding process can be a bit of a challenge on slopes as moisture runs drains more easily. In the early weeks of hydroseeding, you’ll need to keep the area very moist to ensure best results.
WILL YOUR NEW LAWN HAVE A MIXTURE OF SHADE AND SUN?
The adaptability of hydroseeding to use a blend of grasses helps to ensure you have the best possible chance to see successful growth in sunny and shady areas. Most people have some sort of mixture of sun and shade and their lawn usually reflects that. You’ll see areas of poor growth in the same lawn with areas of beautiful lush grass.
These are just a handful of the decisions one will make when deciding if hydroseeding is right for them. If you need help, call Syman today and we’ll be happy to walk through your project with you to see if hydroseeding is an appropriate answer.
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