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From: [email-masked] (Larry London)
Date: 21 May 1994 22:08:15 -0400
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From: [email-masked] (Chip Harvey)
Subject: Model Wildflower Ordinances
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I'm trying to identify model zoning ordinances for wildflowers.  A
neighbor is phobic about "weeds," does not like the direction my
lawn/garden is taking, and has suggested that "high weeds" will earn me a
fine.  I'd like to work toward a more progressive ordinance that
appreciates the value of ground cover and wildflowers above the common
extensive areas of stone and black plastic. Any references appreciated. 

Chip
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