Artificial Grass - Busting the Myths There are a few illusions about artificial grass that are simply not true, ranging from being too expensive to looking false to being terrible for the environment – and these beliefs may be preventing you from using artificial grass for your next project.
We dispel a few of the most frequent myths in this blog, so you can be confident that artificial grass is the right choice for you. It’s not expensive! Artificial grass can be extremely cost-effective in the long run, even costing less than a natural lawn. When you factor in the expense of lawn mowers, grass feed, fertilizers, pesticides, hoses, water usage, trimmers, and re-turfing that are required to keep a genuine lawn looking nice, artificial grass is significantly less expensive than real grass over its entire lifespan. Artificial grass isn't tough to keep up with; in fact, it's a lot easier to keep up with than real turf, which necessitates regular watering, feeding, fertilizing, and mowing. To maintain artificial grass, just remove leaf litter and debris using a leaf blower, stiff brush, or plastic rake, and spray it down with a little detergent and a stiff brush if the grass becomes muddy. Another artificial grass misconception is that it is unsuitable for canines. Nonetheless, artificial turf is incredibly pet friendly, and dogs as well as their owners enjoy it. Dogs like playing on artificial grass just as much as they do on genuine grass, but without wreaking havoc on your lawn. Artificial grass cannot be dug up or ruined by muddy patches, therefore there will be no more digging holes and no more muddy paws in the house when the dog goes out in the garden. As a result, your landscape will remain sleek and attractive all year. Artificial grass is also non-toxic, hygienic, and urine-resistant, so your lovely green lawn won't be marred by yellow stains.