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Why Blue Tag Certified Seeds Make All the Difference for Your Lawn
It's Just Grass!
- Grass is a plant that grows from a tiny seed.
- It grows in dirt/soil/mulch
- Grass typically likes a lot of water and sunshine
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Lawns die from:
- Not Enough Water (need to setup irrigation)
- Too Much Water (need to setup drainage)
- Too Much Shade
- (some other things like nutrients and moss but that is much less likely.)
When it comes to establishing a lush, green lawn, two popular methods stand out: sod and hydroseeding. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, and the best choice often depends on your specific circumstances and goals. Let's delve into the details of SOD vs Hydroseeding.
Yes — you can hydroseed over existing grass. It's called overseeding, and it works best when you mow the existing lawn as short as possible and loosen the soil by raking or aerating. That gives the hydroseed mixture good contact with the soil, which is what germination needs.
Introduction
Hydroseeding is a planting process that uses a slurry of seed and mulch. But is it worth it? Let's find out.
How much does Hydroseeding Lawn Cost?
Hydroseeding is roughly 1/4 price and grass starts growing in 1-3 weeks.
Growing Grass requires Dirt, Sunlight, and
Water.
Does NOT matter if you want Sod OR Hydroseeding, they both need healthy dirt/mulch to create a root system.
If you want to make your lawn healthier and easier to maintain, all while keeping your costs down& Then Grassmaster's hydroseeding is Perfect for you!
Grass Master has been an industry leader for over 32 years (since 1994). With innovative products, custom seed and specialized equipment, we provide quality lawns at affordable prices.
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