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Originally Posted by jimjamuser
OK then IF we assume that we have an upcoming water shortage then it is incumbent upon EVERY resident to remove their sod grass lawns and replace them with beautiful and durable rock gardens. That subtraction for water usage on lawns would solve any potential water shortage. So, in the interest of public service and general goodwill, we should all do what I am doing tonight - getting a shovel and ripping out my grass. And then will call in a truck for rocks tomorrow. Do it now........together we are strong......and no need for permits!
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The ecology requires plantlife. Without flowers, there are no pollinators. Without pollinators, there is no food.
Also, 100% stone yards = the need for weedkillers = really REALLY bad for nature.
On the other hand, sod is a waste of space, especially in Central Florida where you can't even have real actual grass. Better to have a wildscape than either a "lawn" or rockbeds.