Hydroseeding
Hydroseeding sprays a slurry of grass seed, wood mulch, tackifier and starter fertilizer directly onto prepared soil. The mulch holds moisture against the seed and the tackifier locks it to the ground, so you get thicker, faster, more uniform turf than broadcast seeding — at a fraction of the cost of sod.
How we do it
- 1
Site walk and quote
We measure the area, check soil and drainage, and quote a seed mix suited to sun, shade and traffic.
- 2
Soil prep
Grading, raking and debris removal so seed makes clean contact with soil.
- 3
Spray application
The tank-mixed slurry goes down in an even green coat — you can see exactly what was covered.
- 4
Watering plan
We leave you a simple watering schedule. Germination typically starts in 5 to 10 days.
Frequently asked
- How long until I see grass?
- Most Mississippi warm-season and rye mixes sprout within 5 to 10 days with proper watering, with full coverage in about 4 to 6 weeks.
- Is hydroseeding cheaper than sod?
- Yes. Hydroseeding usually runs a fraction of sod cost per square foot, which makes it the practical choice on large lots and acreage.
- When is the best time to hydroseed in Mississippi?
- Warm-season grasses do best from late spring through summer; cool-season and winter cover can be sprayed in fall. We spray year-round and match the mix to the season.
Serving
Hydroseeding across Mississippi
We work statewide — Jackson, Hattiesburg, the Pine Belt, the Coast and everywhere in between. Call (601) 616-1622 and we will come look at the site.
Need a quote on your site?
Tell us the acreage, the slope and the timeline. We will give you a straight number.