Summary
Homeowners can transform their high-maintenance, water-hungry lawns into sustainable, beautiful gardens—especially now, when fall weather helps new plants establish. Landscape designer Carley Gethin urges people to tap into turf-replacement programs, which often support native, pollinator-friendly plants over artificial turf. To remove lawns while protecting soil health, she recommends smothering turf with black plastic, gently scraping off topsoil, or using the “lasagna” method (cardboard + mulch)—while avoiding chemicals. Once cleared, amend the soil with compost and mulch, and switch to drip irrigation to grow layered, thriving garden spaces that conserve water and attract wildlife.
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