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> There's aerating/seeding, watering, pulling-weeds/pest-spraying, etc. If you have a grass that matches where you live and don’t mind your lawn occasionally b
by cowsandmilk 7y ago
> There's aerating/seeding, watering, pulling-weeds/pest-spraying, etc.
If you have a grass that matches where you live and don’t mind your lawn occasionally being brown, none of that is needed.
- arethuza 7y agoAgreed, apart from mowing it fairly regularly from April - October I've never done any of those things to the area of grass we have. Mind you we are in Scotland so water supply isn't really a problem.
- Kye 7y agoIt was interesting watching people complain about the grass not growing on The Walking Dead. Little do they know, that's normal. Especially when it never seems to rain on the show. It can jump after rain, but it stays short and brown for months in an especially dry year.