Hydroseed Success: How Superior Groundcover Transformed Brian’s Weed Patch Into a Lush, Green Lawn
Discover how Superior Groundcover turned a failed lawn into a hydroseed success with expert care.
Erosion Control
The 2 Hydroseed Prep Essentials for A Beautiful Landscape
Performing regular mulch maintenance will keep your landscaping or playground safe and healthy. Find out how often to rake and replenish your beds.
Preserve Your Greens and Fairways with Effective Golf Course Erosion Control
Performing regular mulch maintenance will keep your landscaping or playground safe and healthy. Find out how often to rake and replenish your beds.
Choosing the Best Material for Erosion Control
Performing regular mulch maintenance will keep your landscaping or playground safe and healthy. Find out how often to rake and replenish your beds.
Pond and Stream Bank Stabilization
Performing regular mulch maintenance will keep your landscaping or playground safe and healthy. Find out how often to rake and replenish your beds.
The Environmental Need for Erosion Control on Lake Michigan
Great Lakes erosion is a natural process, but climate change and development can make it unpredictable. Talk to Superior about our erosion control services.
Beach Grass Planting in Michigan
Planting beach grass is a great way to prevent sand from eroding away from beaches and dunes. Here’s your guide to effective beach grass planting.
Superior Groundcover Is Proud to Provide SOX Erosion Control Products
Superior Groundcover is proud to provide delivery and installation of SOX erosion control products to our customers.
Geotextile For Parking Lots
Looking to spruce up your parking lot, or create a new one? Considering geotextile? Check out this page to learn everything you need to know.
Geotextile Tubes vs Rock Revetments vs Seawalls for Erosion
This page compares and contrasts these three types of erosion control and materials; including efficacy, cost, environmental impact, and ease of deployment. Geotextile Tubes for Erosion What are geotextile tubes? Geotextile tubes are an erosion prevention tool that create a barrier along a shoreline. They are sometimes called breakwater tubes because they act as a …
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