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My advice? Cultivate crabgrass. It's green, grows without any care, drought resistant and lays low so no mowing. Bonafides: 20 year homeowner with neighbors wh
by fhbdukfrh 7y ago
My advice? Cultivate crabgrass. It's green, grows without any care, drought resistant and lays low so no mowing.
Bonafides: 20 year homeowner with neighbors who have come to accept I'm not going to waste every weekend on yard care
- mazelife 7y agoMy lawn definitely has it's share of crabgrass which I don't mind. But Kentucky blue grass and clover (both native) seem to do better. Which unfortunately means mowing.
- athenot 7y agoCrabgrass also gets tall (it grows faster than my bermudagrass) and will die back at the first frost. In comparison, Zoysia and Bermuda will go dormant but maintain a ground cover to prevent erosion.