Is your lawn brown?
07-16-2010, 05:57 AM
#52
Originally Posted by Jet sitter,Jul 16 2010, 09:54 AM
You are correct Lainey, I get these two mixed up.
We now use Sluggo for slugs. Less messy than dealing with dead slugs in a dish of beer. Sluggo
07-16-2010, 05:59 AM
#53
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Keeping a lawn takes a huge amount of water. Since a lot of California is actually desert, lawns are the first to go in a drought. (you know it doesn't rain here from late May till October at all). Watering too much will get you a visit from the lawn police.
On a personal note, we have 62 acres, but not one inch of lawn. Around the house it's drought resistant plants and ground covers, watered on a drip system. The other 61 1/2 acres is oak and pine trees, scrub brush and the best poison oak you'll ever see.
On a personal note, we have 62 acres, but not one inch of lawn. Around the house it's drought resistant plants and ground covers, watered on a drip system. The other 61 1/2 acres is oak and pine trees, scrub brush and the best poison oak you'll ever see.
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