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Love the grass!

9 years ago

I love these circular puffs of dark green! Can you tell me the name? I'm looking for something similar by a fence which only gets a few hours of morning sun. Thanks!

European Chateau Patio - Memorial, Houston · More Info

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PRO
Lanson B. Jones & Co, Inc.
9 years ago
Hi, Orihen!

Thank you for your question. That is monkey grass planted at the base of the fence. It works well because the dark green contrasts nicely with the artificial turf. Also, monkey grass thrives in the shade, so it's an optimal choice for planting near a fence. Hope this helps!

Best,

Lanson Jones
PRO
EasyTurf
9 years ago
Great use of shade-friendly products in the shade :) monkey grass and synthetic turf ...

Cheers!
George
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Thank you for the compliment, EasyTurf!

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