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To: ajtj99 who wrote (91938)5/28/2025 6:04:51 PM
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You can use / mix clover seeds. There are varieties that are small, look nice, and feel great under barefoot. Your lawn will look very green and great from across the street. And clovers don't need to be mowed.

If you are more ambitious, plant Alpine herbs. I have a lot of herbs and edibles as part of my ground landscaping. My favorites are golden thyme, some types of savory, and sage. They all look great and you can do really nice landscape with them. But they take time to mature. I also use strawberries and (some overpriced fern that I can't remember its name).

None of these need much care and are pretty much self managing. Year after year they come back and multiply. My ferns can make your yard look like a tropical jungle, but they multiply slowly enough to be manageable, if you don't like that look.
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