Nature never intended to have wide open spaces where the minerals and nutrients of its soils were going to be protected by nothing more than shallow rooted, low trimmed weeds known as grass. Sun, wind and, particularly, precipitation carries off all richness in soils by way of erosion. Such is the reason that man continually fertilizes and re-fertilizes a lawn. In a manner of speaking, a grass lawn is not natural. In fact, what man refers to as a natural grass lawn is an insult upon natures natural course.

An installation protects the naturally present richness of the soils beneath it from being eroded by the elements, and in those regards, compliments nature’s design and man’s appreciation to the greatest extent possible.