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Or keep the lawn, and plant some vines. If you combine two or more you can get some stunning results. A climbing rose with clematis for example. Maybe some sort
by dukeofdoom 5y ago
Or keep the lawn, and plant some vines. If you combine two or more you can get some stunning results. A climbing rose with clematis for example. Maybe some sort of native vine. Best of both worlds.
- readflaggedcomm 5y agoThat can backfire. I allowed some confederate jasmine to grow and now its strong-as-wire vines are destroying building and equipment. I have to use those plastic blades on my weed eater to make a dent in it, and they don't last the hour because it's all on fence and the edge of concrete. After not mowing for a couple of weeks I see vines popping up a few inches above the grass, and I know it will bind the blades if I let it go further.
- HeyLaughingBoy 5y agoIn case you don't know about them, they also make plastic blades with steel teeth embedded in them. I use them to get rid of thistles for when I don't want to deal with the extra weight of my brushcutter.