Chapter 16 ★14 Throw away your turf

If you're not one of those people who winds up behind a lawn mower on weekends, or worse than that, has to work behind a loud, smelly, environmentally damaging, fuming lawn mower, you never Will reflect on: Why do you have this piece of turf in your yard?Is it the atmosphere of the whole community?Social needs?Or a hobby?Do you really need to have such a piece of turf?Is it worth the trimming, mowing, fertilizing, aerating, raking and watering? Even if you have someone else help, such as hiring a gardener to take care of your turf, you're still going to have to put in some effort, at least some of the cost.Anyway, wouldn't it be so much easier to get rid of your turf?

By replacing your turf with other ground cover plants, you can save a lot of time, money, energy, energy, water, and other natural resources (gasoline or electricity for a lawn mower), as well as a lot of unnatural resources. resources (chemical fertilizers and herbicides). Many beautiful, drought-resistant, fast-growing, low-maintenance ground covers, such as papaya, tropical vines, ivy, and a variety of slow-growing evergreens, can be substitutes for turf.Ask your gardener and plan according to your needs! Imagine being able to never bother with turf again.You can do it, as long as you drop it!