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A Pretty Yard for Inspo
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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The comments here really are interesting.
"2023 is going to attract snakes or bugs" ah yeah that's how nature works.
2022 is when you work against nature.
I immediately thought about insects. Is it not how it works?
If you do it right yup, and your yard becomes a hotspot bees and other pollinators