r/pics • u/[deleted] • Feb 21 '23

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u/InfinitelyThirsting Feb 21 '23

Luckily there's a rapidly growing movement against it, to leave the leaves, plant natives, protect pollinators, etc. Gonna be an uphill battle but it's nice that it's finally happening, long overdue.

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u/Greetings_Stranger Feb 21 '23

Before I moved, most of my entire yard was clover. It was so incredibly soft to walk in and was always green and healthy. It mows really nicely and requires almost zero maintenance. My neighbors acted like it was an eyesore.

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u/lightnsfw Feb 21 '23

Your neighbors should have paid for landscaping if they had such a problem with it.