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    Thoughts on Organic Lawn Care

    By Roger Sturgis

    Organic lawns are the way to go. The “Scott’s” perfectly green, weed-free carpet should not be the pride of the neighborhood. However, it takes a confident neighbor to put up with the suburban scorn for a less-than-perfect lawn. Read more »

    Posted May 15, 2010 under General, IPM Integrated Pest Management, Lawn Care, Organic.