Grass isn’t the only lawn covering available. There are a number of plants that can be used as lawn substitutes. Alternatives for grass abound and you’ll find many options in the articles that follow, including tips on the best grass alternatives for your particular region – warm or cold, and what to do in high traffic areas.
Growing native plants instead of lawn can be better for the local environment and, ultimately, requires less maintenance, but it does require a big initial effort. A lot of work goes into removing existing turn and naturescaping an entire new landscape. Learn more here.
Many people are looking to lawn alternatives to create a pretty front area without the watering, fertilizing and mowing. Wildflower lawns or areas of flowering lawn weeds are one option. This article has more information.
What are walkable plants? They?re plants that can safely be walked on. Walkable plants are often used as lawn replacements because they are tough, drought-tolerant, and require very little maintenance. Learn more about them in this article.
One of the chores that the homeowner must do is mow the lawn. This tedious task helps form a healthy and beautiful turf but is time consuming. A perfect solution is a no mow lawn. What is a no mow lawn? Find out in this article.
Ground covers and other lawn alternatives in cold climates are easier to care for and more environmentally friendly than traditional lawns. Read on to find out about cold area grass alternatives that are easy on your budget and your time.
Are you tired of all the work that goes into maintaining a nice lawn? And what about those hot climates? No one enjoys having to manage lawns when it?s hot and sticky. Check out some of the warm area grass alternatives in this article.
Alternatives to lawn grass is not a new concept, but what about those high traffic areas? Explore lawn alternatives for areas with heavy foot traffic in this article. Click here to get more information.
If you're a busy homeowner looking for something easier or just someone wanting to make a statement, there are many non plant alternatives to traditional grass to accomplish your needs. Read more here.
Many types of plants can be used to replace traditional grass, from ground covers to ornamental grasses or flowers. This article has more information to help you choose what's right for you.
Whatever your reasons are for wanting to replace your lawn's grass with something else, you have many options when looking at lawn substitutes. Learn more about them in this article.
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