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'Horticultural disobedience': Quebecer letting front yard grow naturally, despite risk of flouting local bylaw

This year, Dany Baillargeon is committing what he describes as “horticultural disobedience” by letting his front yard grow naturally — despite the risk of running afoul of local bylaws. The Sherbrooke, Que., resident describes his lawn as “beautiful chaos.” Its filled with plants such as wildflowers, clover and long grasses, and it is regularly visited by butterflies, bees and birds.

“I let nature take the space that it deserves,” he said in a recent interview.

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Despite the advantages, it is still forbidden to grow vegetables or natural grass and flowers on front yards under local bylaws in many cities, which require residents keep lawns weeded and cut short.

(...) His message, he said, is summarized on the sign he installed on his lawn to explain his yard to his neighbours. 

Jon Hill Turf is an expert man to laying turf in the backyard and he loves his work. He is a supplier of artificial turf. According to Jon Hill Turf that the turf or grass need to very good weather to grow. The sunlight is also very important for the grass to be grown. Turf or grass has to be grown to be cut, if your grass is small that cannot be cut then we call it “Fine turf”. Warm and dry weather put a bad effect on the turf. It turns it green to yellow, which is not good for the turf and the grass.

If we are talking about the golf course and its turf, then with warm weather it goes yellow and it’s not that beautiful, which was awesome when it was green. The yellow and white patches come everywhere and it looks awful. So I and my team have a process to make it right and beautiful again.

There is a technique regarding long grass and my turf team works carefully to get the rough mowed as quickly as possible.  The combination of much rain and the continually high night time temps and humidity enhance the fungal sickness pressure. In specific, grey leaf spot are hard to control. We prevent, spraying fungicide on the rough that we can access with sprayers. We also decrease our mowing to only when the turf is dry so we are less likely to distribute the fungal spores of the disease. This process takes the team a minor longer into the week to get all the grass mowed, but we will continue to get it all mowed each week. We appreciate the patience as we continue to balance healthy rough and playable conditions.

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