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Re: The American Meadow Garden : Win A Free Copy of John Greenlee's Book!
This looks fab! We've been gradually eliminating our lawn in Jeffersonton VA to make way for beautiful foliage. I love a well manicured lawn but I can go to a golf course for that. Besides, while lawn mowing is a relaxing past-time, the emissions kill my conscience. Plants and flowers of all shapes and sizes are visually so much more stimulating. Oh, and when it is as hot as it has been, the cooling impact of the trees is remarkable, both for us humans and for the rest of the yard! I'd love to have this book.
posted: 10:30 am on July 19th