Plants and Grass

The type of planting depends entirely on the requirements of the garden owners. From completely low-maintenance to an elaborately exotic-looking garden. The plants must, of course, be adapted to the local soil conditions, as not every plant grows everywhere. Every garden needs its own individual composition of plants that belong to a plant community. These can be, for example, a heath or bog bed. Not all grass is the same. The soil must be well-suited to the requirements of the grass. Depending on the location, there are different types of grass, such as shade grass, drought grass, etc. Grass can be sown or laid as turf. Laid turf saves you the difficult waiting time until the grass can be "used." Tip: To avoid frequent edge trimming, it is advisable to create the lawn edge with paving stones.