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Moss grass?

13 years ago

Don't you think people could trip om the grass planted between stone slabs?

Flagstone Patio and Mondo Grass · More Info

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User
13 years ago
It's dwarf mondo grass, Martha.

It's not very good for a walking surface, unless you like hopscotch. It's also inconvenient for tables and chairs because you can't slide them around.

It looks good but it's not very practical.
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EasyTurf
13 years ago
EasyTurf is another option - check out a recent installation and www.easyturf.com for more info.
Hello
13 years ago
Absolutely different yet appealing

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