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The low-maintenance, eco-friendly lawn that will still impress your neighbors - Vimarsana News

The low-maintenance, eco-friendly lawn that will still impress your neighbors

Here’s how to create a yard — or container garden — that’s good for nature while making you the envy of your neighborhood:

The low-maintenance, eco-friendly lawn that will make the cut. It won't tick off your neighbors. - Vimarsana News

The low-maintenance, eco-friendly lawn that will make the cut. It won't tick off your neighbors.

This year, a Tasmanian yard that hadn’t been watered in 10 years and featured a dead brushtail possum won the title of ugliest lawn in the world. The contest, organized by the island of Gotland in Sweden, rewards those who turn over their yards to nature to save water and change the world’s perception of the ideal lawn.

Some Americans Want Fewer Grass Lawns - Vimarsana News

Some Americans Want Fewer Grass Lawns

Lawns are areas around a house or in a park that are covered with short grass. In recent years, support for replacing lawns with native plants has been increasing in the United States. The process is called rewilding.

How to Coexist With The Animals in Your Garden - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

How to Coexist With The Animals in Your Garden - The New York Times

There’s a multicultural world outdoors — and even the gentlest gardeners often disrupt it. Here’s how to avoid that.

A Baltimore County man's 'No Mow May' effort landed him on the wrong side of county code. Now, he's hoping for change. – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

A Baltimore County man's 'No Mow May' effort landed him on the wrong side of county code. Now, he's hoping for change. – Baltimore Sun

Jack Trimper wanted to participate in "No Mow May," but the county code meant he could be charged $200 per day for not mowing his lawn.