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Clearing algae and silt loaded water
On Sat, 16 Aug 2008 12:56:37 EDT, kathy wrote:
Yeah, but.... Boy, does it sure wreak havoc in your basic suburban neighborhood. The weed seed from the dead lawn across the street from us is a menace. One fellow is trying to sell his house and it sure doesn't help to have this dead lawn making the neighborhood look tired and uncared for. The neighborhood is helping out and I hope we can rescue it. That's kind of a false dichotomy. It just isn't true that the only two choices are a well-tended lawn and a seedy, weed infested, dying lawn. There are oodles of things you can do. Changing planting to xeriscaping is an idea. There are lots of good ideas out there. You don't have to have a lawn but you should not create a problem. Now country living - anything goes!! True. |
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