Where are you that you still have quarantine?

Wtf your still quarantined? Get out in the real world and stop wasting your own time.

I had covid twice and can have even third time because nothing was going on

You quarantined? 😂

Or we are capable of the simple task of growing a nice lawn, unlike you people.

I gave it a thought but if I want to dig to put anything in at a later time like a tree, swimming pool, or floating patio I feel like I'm just wasting money.

🤣 they left that part out. 🤘🏼

This stuff you don't have to cut though The lawn is always a certain length and you only have to have people deal with it twice a year instead of almost every weekend

Do you do your own yard work or do you hire people to come do it for you, like a landscape service? if you maintain it yourself, did you have to put in the grass from scratch or did you inherit an already well tended lawn? is your grass seed type or plug? I ask because my mom bought our house with grass that grows by runner/plug and it looks just like this turf except in places near the shady trees. It's beautiful, lush, strong and vigorous. It even caught fire one summer but grew back even lusher. Required very little mowing to maintain, stayed near about 2-3 inches and rarely had any weeds because it was so thick and healthy. This was native grass and it's hard to find and expensive to buy. Her new place had imported seed grass like you buy in bags at the Home Stores. no matter how much water and work they give, it kept dying in spots or dog damage from theirs and neighbors dog. They tried reseeding, but birds and squirrels joined the battle. Then found out both Dad and the dog were allergic to the newly seeded grass. So much effort goes into it just for drought to make all go up in dusty smoke. Weeds take root in the sparse places requiring preemergent treatments, just to keep it under control. water limitations just ruins all the effort, and you still gotta cut it because it keeps growing over 4-5 inches like... tall grass! Then rake or mulch the clippings, dethatch once a year to keep the roots health, and next spring overseed, for any sprigs that died during the winter... Wash, Rinse, Repeat. Money down the drain. My own yard is nothing but a jumble of dandelion, plantain, clover and some prickly stuff that just blew in last year. not a blade of actual grass. Mowing is a mercy but looks worse than leaving it to look like a weedy meadow. Grass seed can't compete with the deeply rooting vigorous weed seeds blown in from the neighbors' yards. I tried. It failed. It's also on a slope so it's a pain to cut whether with a walk behind or a riding mower. I don't water it cuz it's just weeds, but I also don't enjoy sitting in it cuz it's just prickly pokey weeds. For all the effort that goes into putting in an artificial turf. I am sure I've already spent as much effort maintaining a pathetic patch of growth, and mosquito/flea haven multiple times over that I don't even get to enjoy by look or feel. I love the natural grass at my childhood home but it would cost as much or more to buy the plugs to do an entire yard and there is still a chance it might die on me before it gets established. Plus, I woulnt have to store and maintain, lawn mowers, edgers, or weedwackers, nor chemical weed products, fertilizers, antifungals, pest control products, outdoor irrigation( I don't anyway but...) or pay some company to do all that for me. Artificial turn requires raking up leaves and things that fall onto it occasionally. and watering once in a while if it gets hot when you want to walk or play on it. seems like a big trade off. It seems like it'd be worth the trouble to enjoy the spacea and not feel burdened with yard care. I'd rather spend that time growing potted plants , bushes, flowers and things to beautify the yard even more.

​@@shadowsoulless6227 Again, low maintenance plants could replace all your grass.

​@@Metqa Low maintenace plants or wildflowers could have replaced your grass. Much cheaper than fake turf.

WATER? DAMN IT

SUN! DAM IT 😔

Our small cottage garden doesn’t get sun in certain areas so the grass keeps dying. I’ve seeded, relaid the lawn and seeded again but it keeps dying. We have also had a company come and feed it but it never helped. This is why we have made the decision this year to remove it and have artificial grass installed.

​@@ninjascoob Or, you could have planted low-maintenance plants. Much cheaper than fake grass.

@@DDD11239 but then nowhere for my daughter to play as it would just be plant pots everywhere. Trust me we considered all options and are glad we went with the fake grass 👍

So funny. However, it does work well in malls. I've seen a mall with playground and fake grass it does work well compared to the real one.

Naw just a dog that pisses Xenomorph blood. The water hose can't keep up with the nitrogen burns.

You shouldn't lay on grass in the first place. Get a lawn chair.

Low maintenance plants (like wildflowers) is a cheap alternative to a lawn.

Yeah, it can get pretty hot. Theres also static. Of youre stood on it doing something that produces static then because youre not earthed as soon as you touch something that is earthed, ZAP. Still, it's a lot less work than grass, and you can just wear shoes.

yes

You're kidding me right? A real lawn needs to be cut just about every week.

Desert? Its made of synthetic polymer and it will get BURNING hot like asphalt!!

Is it me you're looking for?

You’re aware there’s an environmental trade off between natural and synthetic grasses, right? They each have benefits and drawbacks. It’s inaccurate to state things as you have without saying the rest because you’re only saying half the equation. And of course I’m going to assume you use no plastic products whatsoever, correct? Because that’s the primary environmental heartburn with synthetic grass-the carbon footprint in manufacturing it. You can’t be a hypocrite telling a small number of people who have synthetic grass they’re “bad for the environment” while actively contributing to plastic pollution yourself, on a daily basis. Grass is a one time purchase. The shit you buy isn’t. Hop down off your pedestal and do your homework before getting sanctimonious with the world.

@@fashiondiva6972 Could you elaborate this trade off you mentioned ? Just curious. I'm not keen of the fake grass idea, although I see that is practical and mistakenly beautiful

@@ulquiorracifer6706 as far as I can tell the trade-off would be you have to water real grass which means you waste water and with fake grass You don't have to water it or burn fossil fuels to cut it like real grass

Great, then YOU don’t buy synthetic grass🙄 You’re aware there’s an environmental trade off between natural and synthetic grasses, right? They each have benefits and drawbacks. It’s inaccurate to state things as you have without saying the rest because you’re only saying half the equation. And of course I’m going to assume you use no plastic products whatsoever, correct? Because that’s the primary environmental heartburn with synthetic grass-the carbon footprint in manufacturing it. You can’t be a hypocrite telling a small number of people who have synthetic grass they’re “bad for the environment” while actively contributing to plastic pollution yourself, on a daily basis. Grass is a one time purchase. The shit you buy isn’t. Hop down off your pedestal and do your homework before getting sanctimonious with the world.

Stop throwing your fake grass into the ocean then.

But the upkeep. Weekly mowing. Fertilizing. Treating weeds. Etc.

@@a_noelle8595 Mmmm, good point.

@@a_noelle8595 but then what do you do when the grass starts growing back underneath the fake grass

@@meganm3270 I don't know. Would grass regrow of it was removed? 🤔 My yard was clay before sod was added. I don't think grass would grow if the sod was removed.

Hi again:)

@@akhil6826 hey bro

@@arjund7808 hello, I've met you before right?

@@akhil6826 I don’t think so

@@arjund7808 no, I think we have, I think you asked me if I was your brother or cousin lol

This company is in the UK.

What joke ?

Booo!