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front lawn, drought, weeds, landscape options?
So with the drought here, what's left of the grass is barely alive, I water a little bit, however I have monster weeds that is hard to remove, and shoots up about 2 feet tall in no time and needs to be mowed down.
I am in the process of remodeling, so I don't have time to up keep the front, it looks really bad.
I maybe starting to use roundup on the weeds, but thinking what is a good landscape option for future tenants.
I have read about putting cardboard and mulch over. But then weeds will just grow too in a year or two.
I have checked out the artificial lawns, I didn't know they are so expensive, and requires extensive prep work