Replacing a regular lawn with plants that don't require mowingTraditional turf grass often demands significant labor—constant mowing and watering—while remaining susceptible to sun scorch and weed infestation. Sagina procumbens ( lafabricated spruce-moss)This plant creates low cushions resembling thick forest moss, rising only a few centimeters above the ground. Sergey Mikheev, practical gardener: "Sagina practically does not require mowing since its growth is biologically limited. Aggressive species like Lysimachia or Ajuga may displace more delicate plants like Sagina; therefore, it is recommended to separate them into distinct zones. Sagina, Ajuga, and Lysimachia generally winter well in the central region without additional covering, as they survive under a layer of snow.