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This has been too late coming except, what I don't get is crops must surely be more important than gardens.
In the affluent areas of the US people are fined if they don't maintain their front "yards" and if not the council will do it and charge.
Just a few weeks ago one home owner stopped watering, as he thought that was the right thing to do.
His grass was brown and pretty much dead, so they gave him sixty days to bring it back to the beautiful "parkland" setting that they all enjoy.
Crackers!
This has been too late coming except, what I don't get is crops must surely be more important than gardens.
In the affluent areas of the US people are fined if they don't maintain their front "yards" and if not the council will do it and charge.
Just a few weeks ago one home owner stopped watering, as he thought that was the right thing to do.
His grass was brown and pretty much dead, so they gave him sixty days to bring it back to the beautiful "parkland" setting that they all enjoy.
Crackers!
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Just found it here....
. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/ap/article-2696196/California-homeowners-warned-brown-lawns.html Not the most salubrious of areas and, looking at the state of the grass, it looks like it wasn't maintained for ages! |
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California has done almost nothing on water infrastructure in half a century, no major new dams or resevoirs.
Its population is now 40 million they flushed 1.4 trillion gallons of water into the San Francisco Bay since 2008 to save a fish |