We're fucking California, we're the black sheep of the US. Let's at least make our residencies unique.
Ohhh right....we can't because of crusty boomers who think that being a stick-in-the-mud hating all change, even if it's both better and necessary is a cute little quirk.
I was thinking that, since it would just be a one-time thing, it'd still probably be less petroleum products than the average suburban lawn gets over the course of its lifetime.
Would it be possible to do this with something like a durable plastic resin? Just coat your dead grass in plastic so it becomes astroturf?
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Or at the very least use native plants.
We're fucking California, we're the black sheep of the US. Let's at least make our residencies unique.
Ohhh right....we can't because of crusty boomers who think that being a stick-in-the-mud hating all change, even if it's both better and necessary is a cute little quirk.
Yeah, I'd prefer native plants, or even gravel, but I'd take fake lawns.
plastic is a petroleum product and a pollutant. I suppose one could do this but I don't know why one would do this.
I was thinking that, since it would just be a one-time thing, it'd still probably be less petroleum products than the average suburban lawn gets over the course of its lifetime.