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HydroSeeding |
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HydroSeeding is a method developed as a result of studies carried out in the field of Natural Engineering. To repair those areas damaged by corrosion caused by rains and wind, a traditional method of seeding would not be feasible or work well enough to produce the green blanket desired.
HydroSeeding involves the use of a special pump to disperse the seeds in specific quantities of water, fertilizer and glue. The entire area to be covered with green is sprayed with this mixture under the best conditions indispensable for the sprouting of seeds and for the correct development of plants. |
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The HydroSeeding method is, in particular, best suited for areas to be covered with grass such as:
- sites where mining is done
- sites where dumping or recycling is carried out
- sites where sports are practiced, or are used for recreation
(golf courses, parks, etc.)
- sites where infrastructures exist such as roads, railways,
pipelines etc.
- steep slopes and impassable lands. |
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The seeds used have been studied purposely not only for their good sprouting results but also with the result of a growth typology of a natural work necessary for antierosion and capable of ensuring surface stability of the areas to be seeded.
After every HydroSeeding treatment, an analysis of the flora is made of the surrounding area to avoid biological hydridization/colouring and to make certain that the semination intergrates adequately within the ecological system of the area of land treated. |
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