Message from @Clive

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2019-09-02 04:21:36 UTC  

Possibly even more depending on what general ecosystem you emulate

2019-09-02 04:21:53 UTC  

try clover instead, per that article

2019-09-02 04:22:20 UTC  

Hire robots to maintain your yard...or goats?

2019-09-02 04:23:49 UTC  

That Smithsonian article is dumb, it doesn't provide a solution for those who use lawns for a purpose. It mentions sport's fields, but offer nothing they could use as an alternative

2019-09-02 04:24:32 UTC  

it only offers a solution for people who use laws as decoration

2019-09-02 04:26:12 UTC  

just let nature have your lawn, then your providing habitat for local species

2019-09-02 04:26:38 UTC  

@Putz it wouldn’t look good. Plus my yard is mostly native grasses anyways. I never water my lawn

2019-09-02 04:26:57 UTC  

Replace your lawn with a defensive moat

2019-09-02 04:27:02 UTC  

maybe a 20 year old car on cement blocks for decoration?

2019-09-02 04:27:31 UTC  

a moat in AZ would not be considered environmentally friendly, lol

2019-09-02 04:27:47 UTC  

Moats dont have to be filled with water

2019-09-02 04:27:54 UTC  

@Putz that’s literally every yard in rural Alabama. lol

2019-09-02 04:27:55 UTC  

But spikes are an option

2019-09-02 04:28:14 UTC  

scorpions and rattlesnakes?

2019-09-02 04:29:15 UTC  

Keep the moat filled with black single mothers. You’ll never get robbed

2019-09-02 04:29:17 UTC  

Lol

2019-09-02 04:29:54 UTC  

Or some liquid that won't evaporate...I dunno...

2019-09-02 04:30:07 UTC  

Oh come on that was funny.

2019-09-02 04:30:16 UTC  

Lol

2019-09-02 04:30:27 UTC  

Oobleck

2019-09-02 04:30:29 UTC  

Lol

2019-09-02 04:31:04 UTC  

we went "xeroscape" about 8 years ago, i.e. i shut off the drip system and decided only the things that survived were worth keeping

2019-09-02 04:31:21 UTC  

which was basically a bird of paradise and like 4 trees, lol

2019-09-02 04:31:40 UTC  

Or a water filled moat with a thin layer of plastic over it. It will break if someone tries to cross but otherwise will hold on the water from evaporation

2019-09-02 04:31:53 UTC  

drip systems are to much maintenance, fn rabits eat the heads off of them to get the water

2019-09-02 04:32:19 UTC  

That’s interesting.

2019-09-02 04:32:27 UTC  

Oobleck man

2019-09-02 04:32:31 UTC  

I’ve never tried drip irrigation

2019-09-02 04:32:39 UTC  

Oobleck doesnt dry up?

2019-09-02 04:32:58 UTC  

Probably does it is water but its funny to watch people try and walk on it

2019-09-02 04:33:13 UTC  

Maybe use quicksand pits lol

2019-09-02 04:33:22 UTC  

drip is the only way to reasonably do it here, sprinklers loose way to much to evaporation

2019-09-02 04:33:29 UTC  

A pit full of Ben Shapiro

2019-09-02 04:34:17 UTC  

No wait. That one chick from USA soccer team

2019-09-02 04:34:38 UTC  

Yeah. Drip irrigation is actually more common in Alabama than you think. I see it used in nearly all commercial landscapes

2019-09-02 04:34:57 UTC  

Haha, i'll definitely avoid any pit with (culturally sensitive term for unattractive women who prefer the company of other women) in it

2019-09-02 04:34:58 UTC  

I sort of want to play with it.

2019-09-02 04:35:03 UTC  

Megan rapinoe she would be the best deterant

2019-09-02 04:35:23 UTC  

Ugly. Lesbo. But I repeat myself.

2019-09-02 04:35:54 UTC  

"Reader, pretend you are a member of Congress. Now pretend you are an idiot. But I repeat myself."
Mark Twain

2019-09-02 04:42:16 UTC  

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