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Why Not To Mow10 comments to Why Not To Mow |
 
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Grace
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8noodles
justin
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Twitter: DragonsAlley
If I had a lawn and it looked like that, I wouldn’t mow!
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Problem is, these will all be gone soon, and the illusion will be over. :o(
Twitter: john_metcalf
If I don’t mow I just end up with dandelions :-(
Well, there’s nothing wrong with dandelions, John. I love them, and they do look beautiful en masse.
I agree with Grace. So beautiful.
Thanks, Shannon, and thanks for stopping by to comment. :o)
An excellent reason. When my mother had a large front lawn, she let it grow — was very into the idea of it being a meadow, which it would have become eventually. But boy, were the neighbors p***ed off! (Not saying that your neighbors would be — I just remember the reaction well). People can be weird about grass and yards.
Your flowers are lovely and deserve to grow freely!
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No! Don’t mow! Roll around in it instead! Ahhhhh…..
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Twitter: craftybird
I love lawns with daisies and dandelions and clover… why on earth would anyone prefer a green desert?
Haaa…green desert is right, Bird. We’ve never cared for the manicured and (ugh) “sprayed” lawns. Let it grow, we say!