The green powder-like paste applied to your neighbor's lawn is likely a hydroseeding slurry—a mixture of seed, mulch, fertilizer, and tackifier sprayed as a liquid. Without direct experience with this method, specific product identification isn't possible.
Before applying any fertilizer, check with your local agricultural advisory agency or reputable nursery for regional regulations.
Low-nitrogen fertilizers promote root development and flowering without excessive vegetative growth that requires frequent pruning.
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