hydroseed
verb
hy·dro·seed
| \ ˈhī-drō-ˌsēd
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hydroseeded;
hydroseeding;
hydroseeds
Definition of hydroseed
: to spray a watery mixture containing seed and usually mulch and fertilizer on
After construction crews sifted alluvial deposits to create topsoil for the fairways, the perimeter of the course was hydroseeded with wildflowers to brighten the property.— Brian McCallen If you've got more than 4,000 square feet to cover, a professional can hydroseed, which involves spraying a seed-and-fertilizer soup over large expanses of soil.— Sara Jane Von Trapp
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