Plant stolons are the secret to achieving a thick lawn because they serve as the primary mechanism for a lawn to expand laterally, self-repair bare patches, and form a dense, interconnected mat of turf. Often referred to interchangeably as “runners,” stolons are specialized horizontal stems that creep along the soil surface.
Unlike upright grass blades or deep vertical roots, stolons look and behave almost like vines weaving across the ground. Understanding how they function allows homeowners to leverage natural plant biology for a flawlessly thick yard. How Stolons Create a Dense Lawn
Stolons function through a highly efficient method of asexual, vegetative reproduction: Grass Stems – Stolons & Rhizomes
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