Native lawn alternative

Whether you buy bales of pine straw twice a year or gather up the fallen needles in your yard, like us, you probably have strong opinions about it.

Grass alternatives can save you time and money while protecting the planet. Find out why you might want to consider some of these alternatives to a traditional grass lawn. How much time have you spent

Northern Nevada is a high desert climate, so traditional lawns require a lot of water and maintenance here. If you're looking for a more water-efficient and low-maintenance option for your yard, here are a few ideas to get you started.

Water restrictions and environmental concerns have caused many homeowners to ditch their traditional grass lawns and opt for more eco-friendly options. Replace your lawn with a native plant garden, add beds & borders, permeable hardscape, and other no-mow alternatives.

No-mow low-water lawn of San Diego Bentgrass or agrostis pallens doing it's beautiful thing in a family backyard in Altadena, California. This is the tallest it gets and while this luscious lawn can be mowed many of our clients prefer to leave it long and lush for a romantic mini meadow look.

A tapestry lawn, or a collection of interlacing low-lying plants, creates a gorgeous patchwork effect that's also a low-maintenance lawn alternative.

Their foray into the world of native plant lawns yielded stunning, lush, and vibrant results.

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Whether you want to reduce your grass lawn or replace it, there are lots of options for alternative eco-lawns including wildflowers, clovers, and fescue grass seed mixes.