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Hydroseeding in Pataskala, OH

A city that merged with its township in 1996 and has room to grow.

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Acreage, Edges and New Builds

Hydroseeding in Pataskala often means larger areas than a typical suburban yard. Pataskala was a small village until 1996, when it merged with Lima Township and took in much more land. Today the city covers about 28.7 square miles, more than twice the size of many nearby suburbs, with a mix of subdivisions, rural lots and open ground.

Large lots favor hydroseeding

Sod on a one-acre or larger lot is expensive and has many seams. Hydroseed covers big areas quickly and evenly at a lower cost per square foot. We can seed lawn blends near the house and lower-maintenance mixes on outer areas you do not plan to mow every week.

The South Fork of the Licking River

Several city parks sit along the South Fork of the Licking River. Lots that drain toward the river or its side ditches need silt fence during grading, and slopes near the water should get blankets or a heavier mulch. Keeping sediment out of the stream also keeps your topsoil where you paid to put it.

Wooded edges

The largest city park, Thomas J. Evans Foundation Park, covers 78 acres, 22 of them wooded. Many private lots also back onto tree lines. Shade-tolerant seed near the woods and full-sun blends in open areas give a more even result.

New construction

New homes on former farm and township land need fine grading, topsoil and builder seeding. Driveways and long frontages add ditch work, where we use blankets in the flow line.

If you have acreage to seed or a new house to finish, get a free estimate or call (380) 233-4081.

Pataskala Land Facts

1996 merger. Pataskala was a small community until 1996, when the village merged with Lima Township and greatly expanded its area.
Large footprint. The city covers 28.72 square miles, of which 0.10 square miles is water.
Licking River parks. Multiple parks sit along the South Fork of the Licking River, across 127 acres of parkland in 7 parks.
Wooded park. Thomas J. Evans Foundation Park is the largest at 78 acres, 22 of which are wooded.

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Pataskala Questions

Is hydroseeding cheaper than sod on a big lot?

Generally yes, especially on an acre or more. You get even coverage without seams.

Can you seed some areas with a low-mow mix?

Yes. We can use different mixes for the lawn near the house and the outer areas.

Our ditch along the road keeps washing out. Can you help?

Yes. We line the ditch with an erosion control blanket and seed the sides.

Do we need silt fence if we are near the Licking River?

If disturbed soil can reach the river or its ditches, it is a smart step during grading.

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