Silver Ridge Hydroseeding

About Silver Ridge Hydroseeding

Above the Selle Valley the ground opens late — snowmelt comes off the Selkirks, the Pack River runs high and brown, and the bare cut slopes sit waiting for something to hold them. That is where hydroseeding earns its keep: a green slurry laid over raw dirt in April, and by the time the river drops back inside its banks there is a mat of new grass knitting the hillside shut. Silver Ridge Hydroseeding covers the Sandpoint ground a hand spreader can't reach — construction slopes, road cuts, driveway banks, wide bare yards — then comes back to mow and tend whatever took. There is a plain satisfaction in walking a hill in June that was nothing but mud in March. Grass here gets a short window and keeps a long memory; started right, it carries.