Hydromulched area behind sediment fencing with red marker flags, seen across a grassy paddock

Large-scale Hydromulching and Hydroseeding for Infrastructure and Mining Sites

Hydromulching and hydroseeding are the fastest, most reliable ways to establish vegetation across large or difficult sites - and they sit at the core of what we do.

Close-up of green hydromulch applied over bare soil
Close-up of green hydromulch applied over bare soil
Close-up of green hydromulch applied over bare soil

What We Cover

How We Approach it

We apply a mix of seed, mulch, fertiliser and binding agents as a slurry, spraying it evenly across the site in a single pass.

It's suited to areas too large, steep or exposed for conventional seeding, and it establishes vegetation faster and more evenly than hand-broadcasting.

We select seed mixes and application rates for the site's soil, climate and purpose, whether that's fast erosion protection, long-term native cover, or pasture and cover-crop establishment.

Assess the Site and Select the Right Seed Mix

Matching seed, soil and climate to the outcome you need.

Every site is different, so we start by choosing seed mixes and application rates suited to the soil, climate and purpose of the job, whether that's fast erosion protection, long-term native cover, or pasture and cover-crop establishment.

Young eucalypt seedling in a tree guard with mulch in a grassy paddock

Prepare the Hydromulch Slurry

Seed, mulch, fertiliser and binder in one mix.

We blend seed, mulch, fertiliser and binding agents into a slurry, so everything vegetation needs to establish is delivered in a single, consistent application.

Native seedling in a plastic tree guard with mulch around its base

Spray it on in One Even Pass

Coverage for ground conventional seeding can't reach.

The slurry is sprayed evenly across the site in a single pass, making it ideal for areas too large, steep or exposed for conventional seeding methods.

Aerial view of hydromulched batters around a sediment basin on a construction site

Faster, More Even Establishment

Vegetation takes hold sooner than hand-broadcasting.

Because seed, nutrients and mulch go down together, vegetation establishes faster and more evenly than it would with hand-broadcast seeding.

Bare, prepared soil ready for treatment beside a row of trees and parked utes
Top-down view of a young seedling in a triangular plastic tree guard

Why it Works for Large Sites

Hydromulching and hydroseeding let us cover large areas quickly and consistently, which matters when you're working to a construction program rather than a garden timeline.

Our fleet ranges from a 12,000L high-capacity unit through to 2,000L tight-access equipment, so we can match the right unit to restricted sites as well as high-production infrastructure work.

Talk to Us About Your Site

Tell us the scale, terrain and timeframe and we'll talk you through what's involved.

Strip of hydromulch establishing along a paddock, with young trees in guards