Artificial grass can reduce routine mowing, but that does not make every installation environmentally friendly. Consider the whole choice, including the existing garden, materials, maintenance and eventual replacement.
Keep the role of living plants clear
An artificial lawn is a manufactured surface. It does not replace the habitat benefits of living grass, soil, flowers, shrubs or trees. Keeping planted areas can retain benefits that a synthetic lawn does not provide.
Consider the ongoing care
Artificial grass does not need water to grow, but cleaning and pet care may still require rinsing. It also needs debris removal and can become hot in direct sunshine. Compare the care involved with realistic options for the existing garden.
Ask about materials and disposal
Request information for the specific grass and complete installation. Do not assume every product contains recycled material or can be recycled locally. Ask about practical disposal options before replacement becomes necessary.
Our guide to choosing artificial grass sets out the practical advantages and limitations. Contact Saygrass to discuss product information for a proposed project.
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Every garden is different. Our team can assess the surface, access, drainage and grass options during a free site survey. Product suitability, safety specifications, environmental claims and warranty cover must be supported by the relevant product documents.
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