Seed Aide CoverGrow was used to transform a drought-damaged home lawn on the west coast of the United States. Clay-based soil and arid, hot temperatures made establishing new grass difficult. After preparing the soil, seed was applied with a broadcaster spreader and topped with Seed Aide CoverGrow at 50lb/1000 sq. ft. The mulching pellets’ water-holding capacity and coverage helped seed access moisture and germinate in hot conditions, while advanced tackifier technology reduced seed movement. Lush vegetation and a green front yard were established just two weeks after installation.
Key Points
- Clay-based soil and arid temperatures created difficult seed bed conditions for a drought-stressed home lawn.
- Soil was prepared, seed applied with a broadcaster spreader, and Seed Aide CoverGrow applied at 50lb/1000 sq. ft.
- Water-holding capacity of the mulching pellets allowed seed to access water and germinate in hot conditions.
- Lush vegetation was established just 2 weeks after installation, with advanced tackifier technology helping prevent seed movement during rain and irrigation cycles.
