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If you want a yard that demands less time, money, and water, consider ground cover rather than a traditional lawn. Americans have long had a soft spot for lawns. Turf grass covers nearly 47 million acres in the U.S., according to the Lawn Institute. But there's plenty that's not green about all that green. For starters, the average household dumps 60 gallons of water a day on conventional lawns. Toxic lawn herbicides and pesticides run off into lakes and streams. Gas-powered mowers spew pollution into the air. And then there's all that time spent watering, weeding, seeding, sodding, thatching, and mulching.If … (2 comments)
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