Re: Lawns, was RE: Slugs and Slaters (No. 2)
- To: t*@xtra.co.nz
- Subject: Re: Lawns, was RE: Slugs and Slaters (No. 2)
- From: B*@monterey.edu (Barry Garcia)
- Date: Tue, 3 Nov 1998 23:43:52 -0800
- Content-ID: <msg611408.thr-849e2d12.588645.part0@monterey.edu>
- References: <01BE0832.2E1270A0.timdut@xtra.co.nz>
Actually, im talking about the golf course, east coast (USUALLY the
houses there have expansive lawns), grand estate type lawns Hell, over
here everyones lawn becomes naturally bio diverse, mostly because we
dont really make big fusses about or lawns being all grass (at least in
my neighborhood).
I COULD have a lawn that doesnt require much work BUT i just find all
that green boring, unless its broken up by plantings (Japanese Gardens
are great examples of this). I guess im not the type who likes ANYTHING
formal. I generally find all that boring (a geometric/ symmetrical
garden is nice but monotonous and "unatural" to me)
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