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Apr

I’ve got a neighbour who spends about six hours a day tending to his tiny, urban front lawn. It’s a bit of a waste of space, time and water, if you ask me (though he’s got tomatoes growing in a thin strip by the fence), but gosh does he look proud.
A nice compromise between pure golf course green and wild brush is Fleur de Lawn – a seed mix that contains Ryegrass along with Strawberry Clover, Alyssum, Yarrow, Wild English Daisy and Baby Blue Eyes.
Okay, so it’s definitely spring fever. The non-sexy kind, at least.

I’ve got a neighbour who spends about six hours a day tending to his tiny, urban front lawn. It’s a bit of a waste of space, time and water, if you ask me (though he’s got tomatoes growing in a thin strip by the fence), but gosh does he look proud.

A nice compromise between pure golf course green and wild brush is Fleur de Lawn – a seed mix that contains Ryegrass along with Strawberry Clover, Alyssum, Yarrow, Wild English Daisy and Baby Blue Eyes.

Okay, so it’s definitely spring fever. The non-sexy kind, at least.