Artificial Turf in Greenway Parks for Backyards

About Greenway Parks

Greenway Parks is a neighborhood just west of University Park, bounded by Mockingbird Lane, Inwood Road, University Boulevard and the Dallas North Tollway. It was laid out as a residential park, with eight greenways running east to west between the houses.

Those greenways, part of roughly 23 acres of parkland the homeowners association owns in common, are the neighborhood's signature. Many backyards open toward them, so the view from the back of the house is mostly trees and shared lawn, and a lawn in that setting has to look like it belongs. Houses here span Spanish Colonial, Tudor and midcentury modern styles, and the yard should suit the house.

Greenway Parks is a City of Dallas conservation district, with building and renovation standards meant to keep the neighborhood's character, so it's worth checking what applies to your property before planning turf anywhere it can be seen.

Inside the fence, the usual request is a lawn that stays green through summer without the watering, or a spot for the dog or the kids that doesn't turn to mud. We'll suggest turf that looks at home next to the greenbelt and send a written quote.