About Stay In The Green Irrigation And Hydroseeding
Sandy pine ground holds the heat and lets water straight through, so by August the lawns on the Luzerne flats can go pale between the hemlocks while the lake stays blue. Stay In The Green Irrigation And Hydroseeding sets irrigation so a yard drinks on a schedule instead of on hope, and lays hydroseed wherever bare soil has been left raw by a build or a hard summer. The slurry goes down green, and a couple of weeks on there is a fuzz of new blades holding the slope in place. Watching a bank knit itself back together is the best part of the season. The work itself is quiet — hoses, early water, a slow pass with the hose reel — and the result carries all the way to first frost.