Grass won’t survive dense shade, compaction, dogs, and BBQ traffic. Replace with shade‑tolerant ground covers: pachysandra or vinca minor. They tolerate light foot traffic. Add stepping stones (flagstone or concrete pavers) for heavy paths. Mulch (hardwood or stone) in non‑traffic areas. This creates a functional, low‑maintenance “nature” zone.
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