• Mouselemming@sh.itjust.works
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    Look into native groundcover species for your local area, to see what might have a fighting chance against the crabgrass, and plant that. And let it get a little bit longer, a lush carpet you can stroll through rather than a mat you can tread on. You’ll still be pulling out some crabgrass tufts, but many groundcover plants don’t need mowing at all, or at least less than grass.