[Closed] What green options for extending my driveway?

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You're spoilt for choice - We used some, but I'm blowed if I can remember which brand it was.... it disappears after a few weeks but the grass survives.

Stick the car on up on a mini north shore.

You can get those plastic crate type things - grass grows through them. It gives you a surface that rain can penetrate through so less run off. Not sure where you get em from, but they are common enough so it may be something any builders merchant can get for you.

Swap the current motor for a 4X4 and don't worry about getting bogged down on the front lawn. 😕

Get rid of one of the cars?

Thanks for the suggestions so far, especially Tj's, that was most helpful (& predictable).
The grass one is a goody, but I thought you were supposed to dig down, put in loads of hardcore first, then put in the mesh & backfill it & finally seed it, that may not be the cheapest option?

Cheers.

Could roll clean aggregate 50-70mm into the grass. How we manage some of our car parks. Will look intrusive for a while but as grass grows through get a good surface thats well matted together and greens up well.

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Also, at present my grassed area is about 3" above the driveway & held back by a concrete pavement edging about 2" thick, do you think if i removed it the ground would eventually meet the drive, or is this a recipe for disaster?

Thanks.

Happy to be of help 2unfit 🙂

Keep in mind too that only need to have anything solid where the wheels will actually go. So even if you used concrete you don't need very much of it and you can have living breathing stuff in between.

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