Florida homeowners are used to dealing with heat, humidity, intense sunshine, and unpredictable weather. While the state receives plenty of rainfall throughout the year, long stretches of dry weather can still put significant stress on traditional lawns. When drought conditions develop, homeowners can find themselves watching their grass turn brown while local watering restrictions limit how frequently irrigation systems can operate. Keeping a traditional Florida lawn green can suddenly become a frustrating cycle of watering, fertilizing, mowing, and trying to repair areas damaged by heat and drought. But what if your landscape simply didn’t need as much water or maintenance? […]
