The dream of every gardener is to see endless fields of green grass in their backyard. With determination, most gardeners manage to attain this dream, but at a cost. Within no time, there is a need to mow and control weeds . After mowing, it needs watering to grow again. This cycle continues for as long as the gardener wants to enjoy the beauty of green turf. Tendering to your turf is a fulfilling job, but the cycle of growing, watering and mowing is not healthy for the ecosystem. First, grass consumes way too much water, especially during the dry seasons. The EPA  estimates  that an average American family uses about 300 gallons of water per day. Of this water, 30% goes to watering gardens.  Related: Should you switch your lawn for a better environment? The second reason why grass is not good for your garden is the need for regular mowing. Mowing with gas-powered mowers contributes to carbon emissions.…