Artificial turf might look low maintenance, but in 2026, it’s becoming a landscaping liability. In this honest breakdown, M&S Outdoor Living reveals why synthetic grass is falling out of favor — from heat retention and drainage issues to environmental concerns and resale impact.
What you’ll learn:
Why artificial turf can hurt your soil and your budget
Smarter alternatives for low-maintenance greenery
How to design with sustainability and curb appeal in mind
Skip the plastic lawn trend and explore real solutions that work for climates ranging from Massachusetts winters to the Florida humidity, and your long-term goals. Whether you’re a homeowner, contractor, or designer, this clip gives you the insight you need to make better outdoor choices.
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Up next, artificial grass. Artificial turf might seem like a lowmaintenance dream, but in reality, it’s a heat trap, a chemical sponge, and a nightmare for soil health. Plus, if you got pets, cleaning it becomes yet another weekly chore. Nope. Your landscaper would be happy to help guide you toward natural options. Or for you do it yourselfers, try Pearl’s premium low- m grass blends. Amazon link will be provided in the comment section below. They’re real, resilient, and designed to thrive with minimal watering. And if you’re a trends setter ready to go bold off with a native ground cover like creeping time smells amazing and handles foot traffic like a champ.
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