There are two well known options for homeowners to grow a lawn, Sod and growing from the grass seed itself. While sod is expensive, it requires less care, and you don’t have to wait as long starting from seed on bare soil. With seed, you’ll need to prepare the soil, broadcast or drill seed and …
There are many factors that can affect the germination of those new grass seeds you just planted in your yard. On average, the germination time for grass seeds is anywhere from five days to thirty, depending on the type of grass seed that has been planted. In some cases, you may wait over 30 days …
The success of your grass depends greatly on the conditions of the soil at the germination stage. One of the most critical properties to check is the soil pH levels in the soil. Let’s find out what it is and how you can rectify the pH levels for proper germination of seeds. Most grass for lawns …
Here Is an Easy Way to Prepare Soil for Hydromulch Read More »
Hydroseeding, and its higher-end cousin, Hydromulching are some of the most effective methods of rejuvenating lawns and large tracts of barren land affected by erosion. In the USA, this practice is well-embraced, bearing in mind, it is cheap and faster. In fact, according to hydroseeding experts, it will cost you around $1800 to hydroseed a …
A-1 Erosion Control, LLC guarantees germination on the projects we hydro-mulch, except for any unusual acts of nature. Unusual acts of nature are defined as hurricanes, floods, fire, excessive rain amounts with wash-out capabilities, and drought. We do not guarantee sites experiencing pest infestation or where the soil is chemically contaminated. Review your quote for …
Sod is perishable and must not be allowed to remain on the pallet. Proper watering is essential to the establishment of your new sod. You will always want to water in the heat of the day to prevent the sod from drying up and pulling away from the seams. IMPORTANT! Install the Sod Immediately and …
A-1 Erosion Control, LLC uses a special winter mix of seasonal hydro mulch that includes rye and Bermuda grass seeds. There are other options available, but this is the standard. We do this because the rye will grow in the winter time and protect the ground from erosion while the Bermuda lays dormant waiting for …
Seasonal Hydro Mulch – Winter to Summer Transition Read More »
Grass seeds are very tiny and will require some time and patience, but the results are worth the effort. Following are recommendations on how to care for your hydro mulched lawn area, to achieve fast and lasting results. You can use hydro-mulch instead. You’ll have a better variety and more custom control of your turf. …