If you have a lawn, what aspect of it do you value most?

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Americans spend close to $500 every year caring for their lawns, usually with harmful chemicals and excessive amounts of water. Luckily, a few small changes can give you a beautiful yard that doesn't break the bank or hurt the environment.

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