Hi,

I am brand new to this group and new to the Austin area as well, so
any and all information is greatly appreciated.

We have a large area in our yard that we would like hydroseeded with a
mixture of native grasses and wildflowers. I contacted one company,
but the cost was very very high. I am wondering if anyone has any
other sources for hydroseeding.

Thanks,
Dyan

Just buy whatever seds you feel you want ( do a search) an lightly
"till" your lawn
area and smooth it with a good light finelt divided manure. Broadcast
your seed
evenly ....then "rain" soak it with a gentle overhead spary sprinkler. Do
this once a
week and soon you'll be enjyong a nice lawn. Fill in sparce spots as
needed. B-0b1



Dyan wrote:

Hi,

I am brand new to this group and new to the Austin area as well, so
any and all information is greatly appreciated.

We have a large area in our yard that we would like hydroseeded with a
mixture of native grasses and wildflowers. I contacted one company,
but the cost was very very high. I am wondering if anyone has any
other sources for hydroseeding.

Thanks,
Dyan

--
"Beaten Paths are for Beaten People". -- Anon.

Just buy whatever seds you feel you want ( do a search) an lightly
"till" your lawn
area and smooth it with a good light finelt divided manure. Broadcast
your seed
evenly ....then "rain" soak it with a gentle overhead spary sprinkler. Do
this once a
week and soon you'll be enjyong a nice lawn. Fill in sparce spots as
needed. B-0b1



Dyan wrote:

Hi,

I am brand new to this group and new to the Austin area as well, so
any and all information is greatly appreciated.

We have a large area in our yard that we would like hydroseeded with a
mixture of native grasses and wildflowers. I contacted one company,
but the cost was very very high. I am wondering if anyone has any
other sources for hydroseeding.

Thanks,
Dyan

--
"Beaten Paths are for Beaten People". -- Anon.

Just don't do anything, and in a couple years, all the "native grasses and
wildflowers," i.e. weeds, blowing in from all over town will have your yard
well-seeded and growing just like a vacant lot! Maintenance free -- until
the city or neighborhood association awards you a citation.


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Hi,

I am brand new to this group and new to the Austin area as well, so
any and all information is greatly appreciated.

We have a large area in our yard that we would like hydroseeded with a
mixture of native grasses and wildflowers. I contacted one company,
but the cost was very very high. I am wondering if anyone has any
other sources for hydroseeding.

Thanks,
Dyan