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Replacement grasses
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If you're considering replacing guinea and buffalo grass, opting for native grasses can enhance your landscape while supporting local ecosystems. Native grasses are well-adapted to the island's climate and soil, providing a sustainable solution. Look for options such as the native kikuyu grass or the resilient zoysia grass, both of which thrive in the region. These alternatives not only offer aesthetic appeal but also promote biodiversity and require less maintenance.
Digging out guinea and buffalo grass is great and all, but what can I replace it with that native to this island afterwards? Any info would be appreciated, thanks
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