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Hydroseeding & erosion control specialists across Wellington, Kapiti, Wairarapa & Manawatu

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Green spaces for councils & communities

Parks, reserves & grassed waterways

Public green spaces that cope with children, dogs and ball games, need less mowing, and never need spraying.

City green spaces

The days of "Keep off the grass" are long gone

Green spaces are there to be used and enjoyed, so they need to take real wear. We match the grass mix to how the space will be used and how it will be looked after.

Built for children, dogs & ball games

Wear-tolerant grass mixes that recover quickly from heavy use on playgrounds, fields and walkways.

Lower maintenance costs

For councils, upkeep is everything. Slow-growing, drought-tolerant mixes mean less mowing and no watering.

Pesticide & fungicide-free

Pesticides and public spaces don't mix. Dense, persistent, disease-resistant grasses mean a park that never needs spraying.

Grassed channel banks beside a rock-lined waterway

Grassed waterways

What is a grassed waterway?

A grassed waterway is a shaped, graded channel that's sown in grass or other suitable vegetation. The vegetation slows the water down and carries it to a stable outlet at a speed that won't cause erosion.

Permanent grass cover protects the soil from concentrated flows, and grassed waterways significantly reduce gully erosion.

Excavator shaping a drainage channel before it is grassed

Where they work

Where a grassed waterway makes sense

  • Wherever gully erosion is a problem
  • In draws between hills and low-lying areas on slopes where runoff concentrates
  • To carry runoff from terraces, diversions and other sources to a stable outlet

We shape the channel, prepare the bed and hydroseed it so the grass establishes before the next big rain. See also erosion control.

Public & commercial spaces

Green spaces we grass

  • Parks & reserves
  • Street berms
  • School playing fields
  • Sports & multi-use surfaces
  • Kindergartens & crèches
  • Mini golf
  • Golf courses & greens
  • Airfields & aircraft parking
  • Office & public spaces
  • Retirement villages

Questions

Parks & reserves questions answered

Can you grass a park that's already in use?

Yes. We can renovate worn areas or regrass whole reserves, and we'll plan the work around how the space is used.

How do you keep ongoing costs down?

By choosing slow-growing, drought-tolerant and disease-resistant grass mixes, so the space needs less mowing, no watering and no spraying.

Free, no-obligation quotes

Tell us about your site and we'll come and take a look

Every job starts with a site visit. We check the soil, the slope and the exposure, then recommend the grass blend and method that will actually last.