A couple of years and that will be stella, well done.
princessvespa1000
Ooooh good job 🌿
jazza2400
I love the natives but I don’t love the slope towards your house, do you get much water draining down to the house footings? Unless you have some good drainage there? But I love the grasses. Their roots are fabulous for stablising slopes and the variety of textures you have here is lovely.
NothingLift
Very nice. Id look at adding some more groundcovers. Myporum, pratia and scaevola are super easy from cuttings. Dichondra is easy from seed, or transplants well, or tubes are also really cheap
raustraliathrowaway
Brilliant
Biodiversity and low maintenance, “I might give it a bit of a water” every few days in summer versus a monoculture that you have to use herbicide, pesticide, fertiliser, frequent watering, coring and scarifying, top dressing lol
WTF-BOOM
what’s the moss looking one in the middle?
Telopea1
What type of grass was there and how did you get rid of it? I have a patch of kikuyu that I want to turn into something like this but unsure how to get rid of that stuff.
wisdom_wombat
Love this
AdInternational4383
Love it!
ndab71
This is a really great idea! Very low maintenance, needs less water and will look much better. Well done.
Ragazzano
Hate to be that guy but the lawn was better
tempco
Looks lovely – well done!
Goost88
What variety of Marraya is it? Paniculata Exotica?
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Beauty
A couple of years and that will be stella, well done.
Ooooh good job 🌿
I love the natives but I don’t love the slope towards your house, do you get much water draining down to the house footings? Unless you have some good drainage there? But I love the grasses. Their roots are fabulous for stablising slopes and the variety of textures you have here is lovely.
Very nice. Id look at adding some more groundcovers. Myporum, pratia and scaevola are super easy from cuttings. Dichondra is easy from seed, or transplants well, or tubes are also really cheap
Brilliant
Biodiversity and low maintenance, “I might give it a bit of a water” every few days in summer versus a monoculture that you have to use herbicide, pesticide, fertiliser, frequent watering, coring and scarifying, top dressing lol
what’s the moss looking one in the middle?
What type of grass was there and how did you get rid of it? I have a patch of kikuyu that I want to turn into something like this but unsure how to get rid of that stuff.
Love this
Love it!
This is a really great idea! Very low maintenance, needs less water and will look much better. Well done.
Hate to be that guy but the lawn was better
Looks lovely – well done!
What variety of Marraya is it? Paniculata Exotica?