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| − | |Factoid Text="I see a steadily increasing number of traditional lawns being removed and replaced with drought-resistant native vegetation. That continues a welcome trend started in arid Southern California and other water-challenged regions of California like the Monterey Peninsula. Many local governments–including Sacramento–are now offering financial incentives to encourage homeowners to make the switch and abandon traditional lawn landscaping." - excerpt from [http://legal-planet.org/2014/04/14/the-missing-of-summer-lawns/ Op-Ed at legal-planet.org]. | + | |Factoid Text="I see a steadily increasing number of traditional lawns being removed and replaced with drought-resistant native vegetation. That continues a welcome trend started in arid Southern California and other water-challenged regions of California like the Monterey Peninsula. Many local governments–including Sacramento–are now offering financial incentives to encourage homeowners to make the switch and abandon traditional lawn landscaping." - excerpt from [http://legal-planet.org/2014/04/14/the-missing-of-summer-lawns/ Op-Ed at legal-planet.org]. [http://www.surfrider.org/programs/entry/ocean-friendly-gardens Learn more]. |
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Revision as of 17:33, 15 April 2014
Replacing Lawns with Ocean Friendly Gardens Conserves Water, Reduces Pollution and Saves Money
- "I see a steadily increasing number of traditional lawns being removed and replaced with drought-resistant native vegetation. That continues a welcome trend started in arid Southern California and other water-challenged regions of California like the Monterey Peninsula. Many local governments–including Sacramento–are now offering financial incentives to encourage homeowners to make the switch and abandon traditional lawn landscaping." - excerpt from Op-Ed at legal-planet.org. Learn more.
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