Eastern Green Hydroseeding

About Eastern Green Hydroseeding

When the snow finally pulls back from the Methow Valley floor in spring, Twisp is left with brown ground, loud meltwater and a short window to get something growing. Eastern Green Hydroseeding works that window, spraying seed across bare soil in a bright green slurry so new lawns can root before the dry heat of summer. After the seeding comes the follow-through of lawn care: mowing the young grass once it takes hold and trimming it to a tidy edge. Watching a raw patch of earth turn to a soft carpet in a matter of weeks is its own reward, with the North Cascades still white on the western horizon. In a valley of sage and pine, that new green is hope taking root.