A road verge is a strip of grass or plants located between a curb and a sidewalk. Other names for a road verge include verge, city grass, hellstrip, nature strip, planting strip, boulevard, parkway, and tree belt.
Usually the city owns 10 ft in from the curb. Saying that, the property owner has to maintain the grass and sidewalk...ie mowing and keeping the walk clean and snow and ice free. Plus if the sidewalk gets broken up, you have to fix it...
The word 'patch' is a noun (patch, patches) and a verb (patch, patches, patching, patched).Examples:The patch on your jeans adds character. (noun)They need to patch that crack in the sidewalk. (verb)
A pasture.
example sentence: The gardener dug clumpsof grass from between the sidewalk slabs.
One of the most common ways to level grass is by using sod. If sod is laid on grass, it can level it with the sidewalk.
Grass. They are also called weeds as they are growing where they are not supposed to. Often it is called a "parkway strip." On the other hand sometimes a wide road with median strip is called a parkway but you can't park on it but the strip of concrete into my garage is called driveway but I usually park on it.
The roots of the grass may further widen the crack in the sidewalk as it grows, causing potential trip hazards. Additionally, as the grass grows, it can retain moisture which may lead to further deterioration of the sidewalk over time. If left unchecked, the grass can also make the sidewalk more slippery when wet.
Grass poking through a crack in a sidewalk is an example of secondary succession. This is because the sidewalk already existed, and the grass is growing after a disturbance (such as the cracking of the sidewalk) has occurred, allowing for new plant growth in the area.
Sidewalk, smoother surface.
A ball moves faster on a sidewalk than on grass because the surface of the sidewalk is smoother and provides less resistance. The grass surface is uneven and offers more friction, which slows down the ball's movement.
Grass is a plant. A "large patch of grass" is a group of plants.
Generally, yes.Generally, yes.Generally, yes.Generally, yes.