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Lane, any ideas where to buy the products you have suggested?
ReplyHi,
Thank you for your question! Here are some of the products we recommend.
Most of them can be found on Amazon for your convenience:
•DIY hydroseeding kit
•Soil pH test kit
•Tiller/cultivator
•Sprayer (you can also read more about different sprayers in this article)
•Mulching blades
As for the mulch, your local garden center should be able to help you. But you can also try the following:
•Wood fiber (coconut) mulch
•Straw mulch
•Mulch tackifier (adhesive)
I hope that answers your question, but please reach out and contact us if you want any further information!
Kind regards,
Lane Perry
ReplyWe had hydro seeding done at our new construction home subdivision . All of our yards are full of weeds!
The hydro seeding company’s truck says seedless hydro seed !
What do we do?
I have been pulling weeds for weeks!!
Hi Lavonne,
Depending on the service you bought, it might have included ground preparation, but if not there will be perennial weeds deep in the soil and even annual weeds that are heavily disturbed during construction. Most new build properties, or newly developed land will have a higher rate of weeds coming up in the first year.
No, if you asked for weeding services, or ground preparation service before it was hydro seeded you might be able to get your money back. If not, just keep mowing the grass once its established.
Lawns are resilient, and are designed to withstand regular mowing. Weeds aren’t, so keep cutting, and any annual weeds and wildflower will die off before next year if they are cut before they flower (and seed).
Any perennial weeds like dandelions and marestail are more problematic, but regular cutting will supress them and they will eventually give up!
Pat Moreno
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