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- Is Fake Grass Safe? A Manufacturer Sues to Stop a Discussion.
A Manufacturer Sues to Stop a Discussion Four experts were sued for defamation ahead of a seminar where they planned to talk about research into the potential health risks on playgrounds and
- Neighbor mowing yard without asking, any liability? : r . . .
You could sue him over damage to your property that he causes by mowing your lawn without permission, but I might just talk to the guy again first
- Neighbors Zoisia invading my lawn | Lawn Care Forum
Once you have the established zoysia killed off, your best option is a weed control barrier at the property line - I would recommend at least 6 inches deep There is no good chemical control, but Tenacity will help, though it probably won't be 100% at preventing encroachment Write your reply
- What rights do I have against my neighbor who sprayed weed . . .
You will need to sue for damages if you can figure out the monetary amount of damages to the plants and grass Enter your zip code to see attorneys available in your area No way to tell for sure here on line, but if your facts are accurate, you have the right to sue the neighbor for the damages to your plants
- Grass keeps getting built up under mower | Lawn Care Forum
How much grass are you taking off at a time? Is your blade sharp? Do you clean your deck? Let us know more so someone here can help you This is a new mower, so the blade should be sharp It just seems like the grass they planted is wet inside or something The mower will get clogged up and when I go to clean it out, it is really wet
- Why does rubbish like has grass stop send some GD users to . . .
16 08 16 - 23:29 in General Discussion #1 Someone tell me why some users find nonsense like this so time worthy and good? Is it all because 10 years ago someone made a thread about spiders
- Is Fake Grass Safe? A Manufacturer Sues to Stop a Discussion.
Introduced in the 1960s and named AstroTurf after it was installed at the Astrodome in Houston, synthetic turf fields have been promoted as a low-cost, low-maintenance and water-efficient alternative to natural grass, which can be expensive to maintain, require the use of pesticides and guzzle copious amounts of water
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