Have you thought about combining natural plants and trees with your new artificial grass?
Here we explain how you can do it and the best way to install the grass so that your plants and trees aren't damaged and your artificial grass always looks perfect.
If you are wondering whether artificial grass can be installed in an area with plants, trees and natural vegetation, the answer is yes.
You have several options, but the key thing to know is that one of the big advantages of artificial grass is that it goes perfectly with any type of material, both visually and in terms of installation. The decorating options are endless; you just need to consider the different types of installation for a spectacular result.
Can you combine trees with artificial grass?
Yes, you can have trees with artificial grass. In fact, it's recommended for gardens and terraces: it will freshen up the area and break the monotony of perfectly green artificial grass.
You just need to install the artificial grass leaving a free space around the base of the trunk. This combination of artificial grass and trees will look lovely and bring plenty of freshness to the landscape. Your picnics and family gatherings in the garden or on the terrace will be a hit with this artificial grass and its leafy trees. Imagine lying on your artificial grass to study, meditate or simply rest while cool shade protects you from direct sunlight.
Especially in summer, on very hot days, you and your family will enjoy unforgettable celebrations and Sundays outdoors on the grass, all the more so if there's an oak tree providing shade. You can water the tree effortlessly, and even prune its branches, fertilise it and spray its leaves without making the slightest change to the grass. Afterwards, simply sweep up any leaves that fall on your lawn and take the opportunity to brush it and remove the dust.
If you have a garden with trees and are worried they might be damaged when the grass is installed, you have two options:
Install the grass over the roots and around the tree. In this case, it is best to contact our specialist technicians so they can advise you on the best way to do it.
Create a grass-free bed around it and decorate it however you like.
Combine artificial grass with natural plants
If you want to combine your grass with plants, think about how you want to place them:
Plants in pots.
Plants in the ground.
Planters.
There are many options, but the main thing to consider is whether you want to plant them so they grow in the ground. In that case, you'll need to leave those spaces free of grass so they grow properly and look good.
If you want to place plants in pots as decoration, it's very easy. Arrange them however you like without worrying about the pots damaging the grass.