US EditionAs more Kansas Citians embrace native lawns, local codes try to keep up
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As more Kansas Citians embrace native lawns, local codes try to keep up
Abundant wildflowers, tree-lined creeks and tall shrubs and deep-rooted grass that evolved for survival in the Midwest defined the landscape of Kansas and Missouri. They formed self-sustaining systems that nurtured a rich variety of insects, frogs, buffalo and small mammals. Then, we planted turf. Europeans imported the idea of lush, single-species lawns as a status symbol. The aesthetic stuck. That crowded out the local plants as development st…
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