Quality Hydroseeding

About Quality Hydroseeding

Bare ground in Kennewick does not stay put — the wind takes the fine silt off a new lot and moves it down the street until something is growing there to hold it. Quality Hydroseeding turns those blank yards green, seeding new lawns and thickening thin ones, then tending them through the fragile weeks when a stand of grass is still deciding whether it will take. That means watering guidance, feeding at the right moment, mowing once there is enough to mow, and keeping weeds from claiming the open ground first. After establishment the work settles into mowing, trimming and edging like any other yard on the route. Watching dirt become lawn in a place with about seven inches of annual rain is a slow satisfaction, and it never really gets old.