Where grass grows (4)
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Aug 10, 2010
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The sun beats down relentlessly on my front yard, ruining any attempts at growing the vile green weed known simply as grass. Just for kicks I've tried a variety of methods to encourage the growth of this simple organism: Planting more seeds, spreading a natural fertilizer, aerating. Nothing really seems to make much of a difference, which is fine because I've only mowed the lawn like twice this summer. But what baffles me is this: If grass has such a hard time growing in my lawn, why does it grow so effortlessly and abundantly through the cracks in my sidewalk? #nature
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Comments:
2010-08-11 08:47:15
I feel your pain, but I think there's an even deeper question here. If grass is so difficult to grow, then why do we as humans insist on attempting to do so?
2010-08-13 16:40:49
Good point. It wouldn't take much to convince me to kill my grass and grow something useful instead.
2010-08-19 22:12:24
Ehem...I suggested a garden in our front yard. Seriously though we could do purslane and stuff that groundhogs and deer don't eat (which happened to my fenced in garden out back).
2010-08-20 08:11:13
Isn't there one house up near the park (Modick park, I believe is the name) that has gravel and lawn ornaments throughout their front yard? I scoffed and admired the homeowners for obvious reasons.
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