A WOMAN has revealed how she transformed her bald, patchy lawn with a simple switch.
Anna Newton shared a video on TikTok revealing the lawn in her garden and people had lots to say about it.
Posting to her TikTok account @letthemvent she shared a short clip of what her lawn looked like before the transformation.
In the video, the lawn in Anna's garden was dry, and patchy – and looked like it had seen better days.
But she revealed she was able to turn her lawn into a luscious green carpet with the help of one little buy.
Anna decided to switch out the grass for clover and the results were incredible.
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Instead of a dry, dead lawn, Anna's garden was now full of colour thanks to a simple switch.
Captioning the post, she wrote: "Getting clover was the best decision we made for our yard.
"It's drought resistant, naturally aerates, crowds out all other weeds and is good for the soil!"
The video soon went viral with over five million views and over 388k likes.
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People quickly took to the comments section of the video to share their thoughts.
While many agreed the clover looked amazing, others said they would never be able to plant it as it's the perfect hideout for spiders and bees.
One person wrote: "But like, how many spiders are hiding in there?"
Another commented: "Do you have a problem with bees??"
"I had to get rid of ours, my kids were stung by bees almost daily in the summer," penned a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth remarked: "Oh I love your lawn!"
someone else added: "I wanna do this in my backyard!"
"Spiders… that’s why I wouldn’t. All I could do is imagine spiders with every step," claimed a fifth.
Another wrote: "We did this to our lawn and it’s absolutely amazing!"
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