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one day i'll have a house with a lawn and there's gonna be so much damn native grass...
(beehaw.org)
cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/11787771
[alt text: Text that says, "People [say] 'I never see butterflies or lightning bugs in my yard. Their yard: (colon)". Below the text is a photo of a birds-eye view of a large house with an equally large yard. The lawn is covered in standard turfgrass (probably Kentucky bluegrass) that has been recently mowed.]
I can heard the lawn mower disturbing all neighbors every other day from here.
Why subject you and those around you to such a torture when you can have native plants and landscape that barely requires any maintenance.
And if you want it as a hobby, plant tomatoes or something, at least you'lm have something to eat for all your work.
HOA compliance
Friendly reminder that HOAs require their council members to be elected. You can run for HOA president and potentially change many of these policies
A lot of HOAs resist change by requiring an absurd supermajority of votes to actually change anything, sometimes unanimous. Granted, if you can manage to get everyone together to amend just that one part of the charter, the rest of the change comes much easier