Any clues about a lawn grass that growns now more than, say, 2 inches and requires NO mowing?

I am currently looking for a new grass to plant in my lawn, but I want something that is environmentally safe (i.e., requires no mowing) and that is truly labor un-intensive. The areas in need of planting are ow- or no-traffic areas, so such damage need not be a consideration. I live in zone 7. Thanks.

Any clues about a lawn grass that growns now more than, say, 2 inches and requires NO mowing?
THERES SOMETHING CALLED ...CREEPING BENT.... CHECK WITH A MAJOR LANDSCAPING COMPANY IF THIS IS STILL BEING USED...IT GROWS TO ABOUT YOUR STATED LENGTH AND THEN BENDS WITH A TINY FLAT LEAF AT THE TOP. USED TO BE QUITE COMMON BUT HAVENT HEARD OF IT LATELY....
Reply:try fake grass thats' really all you can do if you don't want to maintain it
Reply:Zoyia grass is supposed to be a good one for that
Reply:http://www1.zoysiafarms.com/

If you’re tired of seeding, watering, fertilizing and working all season long to stay ahead of weeds and crabgrass, it’s time to consider zoysia. Once you’ve planted our zoysia grass in a new or existing lawn, you’ll be rewarded by a lawn that’s lush and low maintenance:

* Needs far less water than other grasses

* Thrives in blistering heat %26amp; survives the coldest winters

* Excellent for slopes, play areas and other tough conditions

* Reduces mowing to once a month or less

* Chokes out weeds and replaces other grasses

* Naturally resists insects

* Grows incredibly thick, like a soft carpet
Reply:fif you find this please let me know immediately this is a miracle
Reply:i found a grass that fit your need but i forgot where i saw it. anyways you might want to try asking you local lawn and garden specialist. also try this --http://www.seedland.com/ -- btw those people are on vacation atm but try lookin around or asking them when they return on sept 4 i believe. good luck
Reply:I would suggest centipede. Low growing, but will still need to be mowed occasionally
Reply:scissors eat it
Reply:astro-turf

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Reply:Scottish links fescue, but people tend to allow it to grow to 6-8"

There is a company that manufactures a "fake grass" out of recycled plastic grocery bags. from a distance it looks good. it is installed over a weed fabric, sand base and actually has the feel of walking on real grass.
Reply:also consider NOT using grass. many ground covers can be used and require less care and watering.