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Funny enough, that would require changes to laws first: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/07/19/california-couple-faces-fine-for-brown-lawn-after-complying-with-wa

• humanrebar 12y ago
  Well, there is a middle ground involving heartier plants that require little watering (and less maintenance to boot).
  • lotharbot 12y ago
    Denver Water coined the term "xeriscape" (xeros is Greek for "dry") to describe this. They have extensive documentation on how to make it happen, as well as a xeriscaped garden you can tour at their headquarters. http://www.denverwater.org/conservation/xeriscape/ http://www.denverwater.org/conservation/xeriscape/
    • smhinsey 12y ago
      The city of Long Beach will pay you to replace your grass. http://www.lblawntogarden.com/ http://www.lblawntogarden.com/
    • CapitalistCartr 12y ago
      I didn't know the word came from Denver, but now it's commonly pushed here in Florida, too, with demonstration lawns and such.
• darklajid 12y ago
  That's really ridiculous. You HAVE to have a "nice, green lawn"?