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**genna** · 05-05-2011, 07:32 PM

I can't comment much on low-maintanence lawn care - I have a big lawn and a rider mower. It is what it is. I'm happy to let the forest encroach and reduce the lawn, but I've taken no active steps to reduce the lawn myself. I let the lawn grow as it will. I have a friend who waged war with crabgrass. I won't. It's grass. It's green. Whatever. I don't water it or fertilize it.

-Arrian

Many things are like this. There is a core of maintanence that you will have to do, but that isn't that much. If you want things to look "perfect" or do a lot of upgrades your time investment will go up accordingly.

You don't specify your situation, but in many cases the extra work is not chosen by you, but it must be done by you.

05-05-2011, 07:32 PM	#13
genna Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 432 Senior Member	I can't comment much on low-maintanence lawn care - I have a big lawn and a rider mower. It is what it is. I'm happy to let the forest encroach and reduce the lawn, but I've taken no active steps to reduce the lawn myself. I let the lawn grow as it will. I have a friend who waged war with crabgrass. I won't. It's grass. It's green. Whatever. I don't water it or fertilize it. -Arrian Many things are like this. There is a core of maintanence that you will have to do, but that isn't that much. If you want things to look "perfect" or do a lot of upgrades your time investment will go up accordingly. You don't specify your situation, but in many cases the extra work is not chosen by you, but it must be done by you.
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