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Hydroseeding is a fast and efficient way to get your new lawn! We take a special blend of grass seed and mix it with fertilizer, water and a paper fibre mulch. This mixture is then sprayed on top of the soil and within 3-5 weeks (on average) you will have a thick and ready to mow grass. The fibre mulch will assist with the retention of moisture while the seeds germinate and will compost over time, leaving only the healthy grass behind.

An added benefit to hydroseeding is that the application can stay on slopes that would otherwise see grass seed being washed out after even a light rainfall or that are too steep to lay down sod. This added flexibility makes hydroseeding the right choice for almost any situation!

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Hydroseeding is an excellent option that should be used on new builds, renovations,  topdressing damaged areas or restarting established lawns that are no longer succeeding. Check out some of our before and after photos below and let us know how we can help make your area a little bit greener!

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