I've seen ads on tv for this stuff. It's a green liquid which contains grass seed, and you attach it to a garden hose and spray it on the lawn to grow grass.
At first I thought it was just another gimmic to make money (and it's costly), but now I noticed the county sprayed some of it where the earth was moved for some construction.
Apparently if the county is using it, it must have some benefits over plain grass seed.
Obviously it contains grass seed, but what is the base material that turns the soil green? Does it contain some fertilizer or some other materials that assist in growth of the seeds? Are there other benefits?
Lastly, am I corect to assume that the water is added to a dry powder? I'd guess that if the substance was sold as a liquid, the seeds would sprout in the container.
I have NOT seen this sold in stores, but I'm not sure what it's called either.