Fertilizers, seed, chemicals, soil analysis, weed killers, mowing routines, watering, time investment, etc -- is this a very middle class thing that's also wasteful?
A yard full of grass and native weeds can look 80% as good from the street if all you do is mow it. It's mostly self healing and requires no watering or chemicals...just a cut every week.
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05-11-2024, 04:56 PM #1
Is pursuing the perfect yard a very wasteful middle class thing?
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05-11-2024, 05:51 PM #10
You don't need to analyze your fukn soil..
Just cut the grass; if grass is missing, lay seed
Edge every few weeks & weed-eat
Fine line between obsession & looking unacceptable*Tolerance is the lube that slides the dildo of dysfunction into the ass of civilized society*
*We didn't deserve snailsrus*
As always: not medical advice but medical opinion crew
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05-11-2024, 06:09 PM #12
Sorry OP, I enjoy doing pull-ups in my garage on my ultra-choice bar (which I put into the studs with 3” lag bolts), next to my 475+hp sports car, while looking out towards the street across a 1/2 acre of lush green lawn. My neighbors are 150’+ away on either side.
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For the record, I absolutely will tolerate some clover. I’m not chemical bombing to death on grass that my dog and son play on. But, yeah I keep that **** mowed and edged and pretty on-point. I pay a high school kid $60 to mow it every two weeks and then I push mow it every two weeks. Stagger it that way. So, I do a little mowing but not dealing with it every week.
I also rock some natural wildflowers native to this area along the woods in the back as well as some wildflower garden beds…these are all bordered by large rocks that I have carried form the forest by hand (no wheelbarrow, it’s great exercise and I enjoy seeing what I’ve placed on the property by hand.)
Now get off my lawn OP
LOL at saying some
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05-11-2024, 06:39 PM #15
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Idk but hating on homeowners is a very pleb class thing
*checks who the OP is*
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05-12-2024, 09:23 AM #26
I can tell everyone is poor in this thread
ever go to a REALLY nice upper class suburb
every lawn is immaculate. beautiful landscaping and detail (flower beds, hardscaping, and of course nicely trimmed grass/lawns).
perfect lawn is more of an upper middle class/upper class thing boyo. middle class areas are full of zombie drones too lazy unmotivated to clean their house, put their kids bikes away, or take care of their lawn.
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