A Gentle Beer Fueled Rant to Change YOUR Partner's Mind (about Lawns)

We get a lot of people asking if I can help change their partner's mind about having a traditional, Kentucky bluegrass style of lawn. So, I thought I should drink a tasty beer and give YOUR partner the full-on quit wasting your life (and water and time and MONEY) on that traditional lawn!
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I'm Daryl. I really hate mowing the lawn.
That’s how all of this began: a search for landscaping alternatives that don't require sacrificing every Saturday morning to the mower.
As a certified permaculture designer, I help transform boring, basic lawns into beautiful yards that take care of us the way we take care of them.
If you are interested in learning more about my process, please visit me at yardfarmer.co

[@joshfrankovich5314]

This is fantastic!

[@yardfarmerco]

Thank you!

[@irenezaleski4989]

Standing ovation from Spain. Now I’m going to find local versions and then sending it to hubby. 😈

[@ejdyess]

How do you feel about Bermuda and St Augustine? Asking for a Malik.

[@yardfarmerco]

It's right there in the name! If someone is absolutely not going to budge on traditional, non-native grasses, we would recommend making a smaller area that can be absolutely SURROUNDED by low-maintenance, low-water, pollinator friendly plants. Buffalo grass is a pretty fantastic grass that is native for most of the US, but we get it, sometimes Maliks just can't be swayed. In that case, minimizing the amount of grass being used is my biggest recommendation!

[@latebloominghippie]

💚💚💚🤟🍻

[@Lou_Mansfield]

Kentucky blue grass sucks, Malik. Go native or go home