Clover has completely taken over my front yard. Anyone who wants to take issue with it can get fucked, I like the way it looks, and I have bees come and buzz around before they head back to their hive. It's delightful
this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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I live on the cusp between arid grasslands and high desert, in a US county that's in the top 10 for wildfire risk. Nearly everything here is dead and brown now and it's a safety hazard at this point.
Boo Wendy Testaberger boo
But on that note there's a difference between no mow may and going no lawns. No Lawns is more about native plant species and being better for the environment. No mow may is about letting whatever exists grow.
For sure. I don't really have a lawn per se, it's more like 30 acres of wild prairie and sagebrush that grow right up to the house. Does that count? 😜
Lol kinda
a chance to get some physical fitness?
5 seconds into the video my back screamed and said if I even think about doing that it's retiring early 😝
In all seriousness tho, I would actually love to acquire a good scythe
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