easy-care

American  

[ee-zee-kair] / ˈi ziˌkɛər /

adjective

1. requiring little care or maintenance.

   easy-care fabrics; easy-care furniture.

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easy-care British  

adjective

1. (esp of a fabric or garment) hardwearing, practical, and requiring no special treatment during washing, cleaning, etc

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Etymology

Origin of easy-care

First recorded in 1955–60

Example Sentences

“A beautiful, easy-care lawn with minimal human intervention is possible.”

From Seattle Times

If you want a relatively flat, easy-care space where pets and children can frolic, then Kurapia may be your best choice.

From Los Angeles Times

Succulents are easy-care houseplants that come in a variety of colors, shapes and sizes, making them perfect for any home.

From Seattle Times

If you want a relatively flat, easy-care space where pets and children can frolic then Kurapia may be your best choice.

From Los Angeles Times

The city of Carpenteria planted a bent grass lawn from seed when it created Seaside Park near the library in 2014, and it’s been a handsome, easy-care choice that requires little water, said Tiffany Smith, the city’s parks and facilities maintenance supervisor.

From Los Angeles Times