Sides Seeding & Erosion Control

About Sides Seeding & Erosion Control

A hard Piedmont rain finds every weakness in bare ground, and around Lexington the runoff shows up orange, red clay leaving a slope and heading for the creek. Sides Seeding & Erosion Control works against exactly that: ground prepared and graded smooth, seed put down at the right rate for the season, straw or matting pinned over it, silt fence set where the water wants to run. Given a few weeks and a little cooperation from the weather, a raw cut bank turns green and the soil stays where it belongs. There is fertilization and lawn care too, carrying a new stand of grass from thin seedlings to turf somebody can mow. Holding a Davidson County hillside together is slow, muddy work, and watching it take root is worth all of it.