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From the Field

Stories, Updates, and
Lessons From the Lawn

Volunteer spotlights, lawn care tips, organizational news, and the real stories behind a grassroots nonprofit built one yard at a time.

We write about what we know β€” showing up for neighbors, maintaining outdoor spaces, and building something honest.

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The Role of No Mow May in Encouraging Sustainable Lawn Care Practices

No Mow May is a growing movement that promotes eco-friendliness, protects pollinators, and encourages sustainable lawn care practices. This month-long campaign aims to reduce the frequency of lawn mowing, allowing for the growth of wildflowers and native grasses that serve as a habitat for pollinators and other wildlife. But what is the role of No… Continue reading The Role of No Mow May in Encouraging Sustainable Lawn Care Practices

Collaborating with Landscape Contractors for No Mow May Success

Collaboration between landscape contractors and community organizations is key to the success of No Mow May, an initiative that aims to protect pollinators and promote eco-friendly practices. By working together, contractors can be part of a larger movement towards sustainable lawn care practices, which will ultimately benefit both the environment and the community. Landscape contractors… Continue reading Collaborating with Landscape Contractors for No Mow May Success

How to Participate in No Mow May Without Violating Local Ordinances

No Mow May is an important movement that promotes eco-friendliness and protects pollinators. It provides an opportunity to reduce lawn maintenance and allow the growth of wildflowers and other plants. However, it’s important to make sure that participation in No Mow May does not violate local ordinances or lead to potential fines. Here are some… Continue reading How to Participate in No Mow May Without Violating Local Ordinances

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