Artificial grass has the ability to keep its texture even in the height of the winter, regular grass can freeze and become as hard as a concrete playing surface. Without infill, these concrete-like regular grass fields are very hazardous to play on, lacking cushioning that infill provides to help prevent major injuries.
For residential synthetic grass users in cold areas, synthetic turf lawns do not freeze up or become brittle, even when coming into contact with snow. A concern some individuals may have about an artificial grass lawn in the snow is whether or not it looks unnatural or fake when covered with snow. Artificial turf's life-like appearance and tint make it very hard to distinguish from a real grass lawn, even when covered with snow.
Its coloring is also very natural, not making it stand out or even look remotely artificial in cold elements. Some may look at synthetic grass' green qualities as a bad thing in the winter, since neighborhoods are used to the browning of grass with the changing of the seasons. However, with modern natural grass alternatives like artificial turf, the look of a green and healthy lawn in the winter is now being embraced as a beautiful thing-at least more so than a brown, dying lawn that households have been forced to deal with in the past.
