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Originally Posted by mrkajz44
I like the idea, but that looks pretty fluffy and not something I'd want to use like I normally use my lawn (mainly playing with my kids). Is that actually true? I'd love less maintenance plus something that is good for the environment.
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You can mix it into regular grass which is what I will be starting to do this fall. The clover creates nitrogen for the grass so it’s beneficial and you can get micro clover that when kept low, just looks like grass. Grass/clover was a standard lawn before broadleaf herbicides became common.
I plan on cutting it regularly keeping the flowers cut as we and our dogs are on the grass all the time and I don’t want to be stepping on them. One of my dog goes into shear panic mode when a fly lands on him. If there’s a fly in the house he hides in his bed. He’s 90 lbs. I think he’d have a massive coronary if we had bees.