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Jan272012

What Kind of a Lawn Do You Have? (Poll)

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A recent Q&A discussed artificial grass: Is Artificial Grass Toxic? Check out the article and let us know what type of landscape you have at home!

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A real lawn would still be the best choice, in real life. Never mind that it is time-consuming and takes a lot of effort to maintain. The workout is good for your body anyway.

January 29, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterDan Spinato
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