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The hot summer is not favorable for the lawn. The harsh rays of the sun will destroy the green carpet, just a little rain and it will come back to life again. Hugs and greetings.
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Good question, what grass?
ReplyDeleteThat's funny. Wonder why you can't do anything on it.
ReplyDeleteDon't know myself, could be to do with the company who built the estate
DeleteThe hot summer is not favorable for the lawn. The harsh rays of the sun will destroy the green carpet, just a little rain and it will come back to life again.
ReplyDeleteHugs and greetings.
You are only too right
DeleteNothing shows the damage of the heat better than this.
ReplyDeleteI could not say what it looks like now, that was a while ago
DeleteSometimes people think they are taking care of the grass by cutting it really low and fertilizing it, but then the heat comes…
ReplyDeleteI think this area is something to do with the developers wanting kids to say off it
DeleteOh my! And I thought my lawn looked dry!
ReplyDeleteIt happens here are well3
DeleteThat's kinda funny actually.
ReplyDeleteI thought so as well3
DeleteNot much at all.
ReplyDeleteLast time I saw this area it was lush green
DeleteWow...now that is pretty dry.
ReplyDeleteOne of the dryer ones I have seen. (Too much builders rubbish under it)
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