This infographic is designed to help you choose the right option for your lawn. This step-by-step process will help you choose between these three options – hydroseeding, seeding and sod and that too without losing your mind over it. First step starts with evaluating the lawn. If the weeds have already covered more than 40 percent of the lawn, maybe it is the right time to do a full renovation. Rather than spending money mindlessly on new grass, you need to first focus on testing the soil as it will help you get a better idea of organic matter content, nutrient deficiencies, and pH levels. Sodding and seeding each have their own share of advantages and disadvantages.
The best thing about sodding is that sod helps transform lawn almost immediately. Sod gives you better control over erosion and allows roots to have a stronger connection with the ground below. Seeding, on the other hand gives you more flexibility and offers you a lot of grass varieties to choose from. However, seeding also has its own disadvantages. It cannot handle heavy foot traffic early on, and it takes a long time for the roots to establish a firm connection with the soil.
