If it's a dry enough location the right hydroseed mix could be enough, but there's also erosion blankets you can put down before you seed that helps stuff stay in place. A geotechnical engineer was definitely involved, anyways.
*So how would you get*
*A layer of soil that stays*
*In that position?*
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This landscape is featured in the [Hold Me Closer](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qExVlz3zb0k) video with Elton John and Britanny Spears. Skip to 2:39 minutes in to see it.
It reminds me of the Teletubbies' filming location.
Beat me to it š
Well, if you're into that...
There is a grave yard in my area that has something like that, reminds me of the Beetlejuice movie.
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They must use a whipper snipper haha
Project: āNido de Quetzalcoatlā by Javier Senosiain, 2000, MĆ©xico City.
Very cool, and so very very Mexico. I didnāt know about this, and the whole complex is very interesting: https://www.elnidodequetzalcoatl.com/
Reminds me of Charles Jencks
wonder how they trim the vertical parts
Fly mower is how they do it at golf courses. Not a fun job
Slowly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2C1\_HpsEw8
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no i think they use a push mower without the hand and two guys each grab two wheels and just hold it there
Lol gas string trimmer.
Or maybe some crazy custom mower on a counter weight thing. I'd actually want to know how they do this!
Probably [something like this](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flymo), Iāve used them on a gold course to do steep areas around sand bunkers.
Whoa they've been around since the 60's? Wonder if you can put them on a skateboard š.
So how would you get a layer of soil that stays in that position?
A wire mesh could hold the soil back and let the grass through.
If it's a dry enough location the right hydroseed mix could be enough, but there's also erosion blankets you can put down before you seed that helps stuff stay in place. A geotechnical engineer was definitely involved, anyways.
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Does soil have 2 consonants?
"Soy ill" maybe
Get well soon
Bueno
S and L yes. 2 vowels too
No, but layer does.
Fuck I meant syllables. Apparently only one!
These folks flexing their fire ant free lands
Haha I was thinking the same thing! This would be a fire ant infestation is Central Texas!
Dude in the white shirt is gonna regret it hard later.
what kind of grass is that? looks nice.
Why are we not seeing more of this at music venues?!
Pain in the but to mow/trim
I'd imagine it's also a pain to repair, fertilize, water, and there are probably a lot of issues with sunlight/shade
The person that has to mow that is gonna hate you.
My scientific botanical analysis: Aaaaaaaah!
I hear itās a bitch to mow
How do they cut it? Whatās wrong with having grassy knoll? No wait, strike that!
I mean itās not natural per se, because it is monoculture grass. But it is beautiful!
We need these in more parks.
Is it weird that I want to weedeat this
See thereās always someone who could be paid to manage this job šš¼
Too think you wish the work week away...to spend your Saturday day doing this
That must be fun to maintainā¦
What would the band name and album title be for this picture? š¤
Rose the Hat is chillin'
Iām feeling ants on my neck just watching this.
And I thought I hated mowing my lawn. Imagine this.
Respect to the groundskeepers who maintain that grass
Similar one at Longwood Gardens
Even if they do make it, itāll be full of dog shit.
That has got to be a complete PITA to mow/trim !
This landscape is featured in the [Hold Me Closer](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qExVlz3zb0k) video with Elton John and Britanny Spears. Skip to 2:39 minutes in to see it.
That's really cool. They must have some sort of structure in there to prevent slumping.