Whether you prefer a softer, natural look in your yard or are just short on time, opting for the ‘lazy lawn’ method where you cultivate a longer length of grass can prove a revelation.
As many landscape architects and pro gardeners know this form of lawn care is not only good for the currently trending naturalistic style of planting, but also for local wildlife, beneficial insects and general plant and soil health. Some would also claim it is way more interesting and attractive to look upon, thanks to its gentle movement in the slightest breeze, heightened texture and subtle color variations rather than striving for a static, green monoculture.
