Central Indiana Hydroseeding

About Central Indiana Hydroseeding

In April, east-central Indiana turns the color of wet clay — lots scraped bare, ditch banks raw, ground waiting on something to hold it. Central Indiana Hydroseeding works that waiting: seed, mulch and tack sprayed across open soil so the first green comes in even rather than in patches. Around New Castle there is always fresh ground — a new drive cut in, a repaired field, a slope by the road that keeps washing down into the ditch — and every one of them wants a start. Then the ordinary care that follows, mowing and trimming a young stand until it thickens and knits. There is real satisfaction in driving past six weeks later and finding a green field where there had been nothing but mud.