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Should smaller lawns and drought-tolerant plants be required?

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Andrew Odom
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Tuesday, February 9. 2010
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In an effort to ease the strains of drought, encourage lush landscapes and enhance photosynthetic landscapes, some west coast communities are taking aim at a beloved fixture of suburban domesticity: the lawn.

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#1 David Rawlins on 02/10/10 at 09:24 AM
I think the government should mind their own business and it's not my yard.
#2 Concord Resident on 02/10/10 at 12:15 PM
I know that part of this article was on nmpromagazine.com and on the mercurynews.com website. In fact, parts of this article were copy/pasted word for word from there or somewhere else.

For shame, Andrew.
#3 Doozy on 02/13/10 at 07:57 AM
Makes sense to me. I think I'll just plow up my 10 acres and pour a couple hundred tons of concrete over it. No cuttin, no fresh, air, constant heat and cold. Yep, them California folks always have brilliant ideas.... kind like the BoC
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