Whether you are replacing an outdated onsite system or installing a new one, removing vegetation or disturbing the soil increases the chances of soil erosion. There are several steps to follow to establish proper vegetative cover if you’re reseeding the disturbed area.As an installer, you should take care of initial seeding, mulching and watering, and the homeowner should be responsible for future seeding and watering. If you need to establish a new vegetative cover over disturbed areas, work directly with the client or landowner to ensure they understand the importance of good vegetative cover.Follow these basic steps to guarantee proper
7 Steps to Establish Proper Vegetative Cover
Establishing proper vegetative cover is anything but basic. Get the lowdown on reseeding disturbed areas and find out which habits you need to kick.
Sep 30, 2014
| by Bob Broz |
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