Don't plant grass—it won't survive shade, traffic, and water. Use landscape fabric, large pavers for mower wheels, and crushed gravel (oyster shells or recycled base) between. Pavers provide flat surface; gravel drains. Bark needs yearly replacement. DIY concrete pavers save money.
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