TS Hydroseeding

About TS Hydroseeding

Hydroseeding begins with bare ground — a freshly graded yard, the raw dirt around a new build, a slope that has never held grass — and ends a few weeks later with a soft green haze that thickens into lawn. TS Hydroseeding brings that change to Urness, a rural township in the rolling hills of Douglas County, where pastures dip toward small lakes and the wind has room to wander. The sprayed blend of seed and mulch goes down as a bright green coat that helps hold moisture and keeps soil from washing away on the slopes this hill country is full of. After a warm spring rain, the first fine blades push up through it, faint at first and then unmistakable. Out here, where the land is all curves and open sky, new grass knitting itself into a hillside is a small triumph worth waiting for.