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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For me, it's an overly manicured front lawn.

There's a difference between having a nice looking house and being psychotic about a lawn and spraying it with chemicals. Anytime you see two houses where there is a huge difference in lawn color, going in a straight line along the property line, you know the one with the unnatural green side is unhinged.[/quote]

Curious as to what your yard looks like. :D[/quote]

Is it hard to understand that a lawn that has very obviously been doused in poisons is very different from a lawn that looks perfectly fine but may have a stray weed or two here or there?

There is at least one person here who seems to think that the any lawn that doesn’t have poisons applied regularly must be a yard of mud and weeds. They apparently cannot conceive that it is possible to have a nice enough yard without poisoning weeds and bees. 
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This. We have dogs and kids and we aren't environmental AZZholes. Our yard guys aerate, overseed, etc. but no chemicals. We get the stray dandelion in the spring but the overseeding keeps them from spreading. I go out with the kids and dig some up too, before they start to seed. Our yard looks very nice and grassy but it's not golfing green crazy weird perfect. Does it take $$ and a knowledgeable yard crew? Yes? But better than chemicals and poisons? A hundred times yes. 
May all their toxins land back on them threefold. [/quote]

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