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[–] hrimfaxi_work@midwest.social 16 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

I am sorry I was not 100% precise with my internet words. I will go count the minority of lawns in my neighborhood that don't look like shit after work and report back with exactly how many lawns look bad, how many look just okay, and how many are lush and green.

I retract my overarching point, made via a personal anecdote and which I presumed was clear, that a more sustainable lawn is looked down upon by many people who favor turfgrass while demonstrating characteristics that those same people generally find desirable.

Edit It also might not have been a full ton of clover. It may have only been ten pounds of seed. Excuse the hyperbole.