With water restrictions now affecting many homes in most regions of the world, our lawn care practices must change if we are to continue to own and maintain green lawns throughout the year. The effects of water restrictions or drought are most noticeable in the Summer when lawns require the most water to combat evaporation and heat. This stress on lawns can be greatly reduced with careful planning to adapt the sod to grow and thrive with much less water than we were accustomed to applying in the past.
There are 3 key factors to achieving the aim of having a low water and drought resistant lawn, and these are:
# The correct lawn type.
# Training the roots to grow deeply into the soil.
# Keeping lawns maintained at a higher height.
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