Much debate surrounds the sustainability of the home lawn. Turf grass requires mowing, watering, and fertilizing, as well as pest and weed management. The high nitrogen needs of grass create a run-off problem that contaminates wild waters. The mechanical chores may increase greenhouse gasses and create noise pollution. Chemical applications to keep those dandelions out, and develop green, healthy grass may poison the earth and the wild life in it. With such detriments, it may seem like replacing grass with gravel is a good idea. When you change lawn to gravel, you may miss sinking bare toes in the lush greenery, but you can save money, time, and the environment. The suburban dream home is always pictured with a golf course-worthy green lawn. Especially in America, turf grass is a standard around many homes. But using gravel for yard decor is becoming increasingly popular, as gardeners seek to simplify chores […]
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