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paul wheaton wrote: A lawn facilitates potlucks, yard sales, picnics and a place to hang out outside. A place for children to play and a place where even adults sometimes play. A lawn can be loaded with polyculture and edibles; ...
Granted, I think there are a lot of folks with freakishly massive lawns that I would prefer to see some permaculture food forests.
Daron said, An eco-lawn is a nice thing to have for this. I remember playing with my son when we was a bit younger (he is only just over 2 and a half years old even now) on our eco-lawn. The lawn has a bit of a slope on it and we were “log rolling” down that slope. I remember rolling down the slope with my son chasing me laughing his little head off. It really is a great memory.
