Has anyone used hydroseeding for spot patching and repairing thin/bare areas? Would our lawn gurus recommend doing so? If so, any recommendations for the Ankeny/DM area?
We moved into our new place last fall and immediately went to work on removing a lot of overgrown landscaping, including two large pine trees. While we cleaned things up quite a bit, we were left with a lot of sizable bare areas in the lawn.
I seeded last fall and again this spring. Overall, I would say about 70% of the newly seeded areas germinated, but I still have some areas that need work.
I could wait through another fall/spring seeding cycle, but I was curious if I had other options such as hydroseeding. (I don't plan to try something like Scott's EZ Seed as I've never had much luck with those types of products, and most product reviews are not positive.)
We moved into our new place last fall and immediately went to work on removing a lot of overgrown landscaping, including two large pine trees. While we cleaned things up quite a bit, we were left with a lot of sizable bare areas in the lawn.
I seeded last fall and again this spring. Overall, I would say about 70% of the newly seeded areas germinated, but I still have some areas that need work.
I could wait through another fall/spring seeding cycle, but I was curious if I had other options such as hydroseeding. (I don't plan to try something like Scott's EZ Seed as I've never had much luck with those types of products, and most product reviews are not positive.)
