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No, turf is not always real grass. While “turf” can refer to natural (real) grass, it is often used to describe artificial (synthetic) grass, which is man-made to mimic the appearance and feel of real grass. In this article, we’ll explore the differences between turf and real grass, the pros and cons of each, and

You want a perfect lawn—but not the weekend job that comes with it. We get it. Watering, mowing, fixing brown spots… it’s like being in a full-time relationship with grass that doesn’t love you back. That’s why more and more people (and pets) are turning to artificial turf. No, it’s not fake in a bad

Yes—artificial grass can get hot in the summer. And yes, it can be too hot for your dog’s paws—if you choose the wrong type or don’t plan for heat. But that doesn’t mean you have to give up on it.The problem isn’t the grass—it’s what you know about it. In this article, we’ll explain how