Protect the Western Arctic Reserve From Big Oil
The Western Arctic Reserve, also known as the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska, is the largest tract of unprotected, relatively pristine public land in the United States. The 23.5 million-acre reserve is home to imperiled polar bears, seabirds and one of the densest populations of nesting raptors in the world. Its shores and lagoons harbor beluga whales, seals, walruses and other marine mammals. The BLM is accepting comments on a planning document that sets the stage for oil and gas leasing in the western Arctic for decades to come. Help save this national treasure by telling the BLM to protect the Western Arctic Reserve from dirty fossil fuel development »
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No, thanks.
man i always wanted to vacuum a yard!
What exactly are we supposed to be looking at?
I notice it only has a 5 year no-fade guarantee for the San Augustine, which is the cheapest, and what is the most common lawn grass around here. So, I imagine you could expect to have to replace that, say, every 7 years. From estimates, I’d guess our lot has about 6000 SF that we would need to cover. At $3.49/SF, that’s almost $21,000 every 7 years. And that apparently is if we install it ourselves. I wonder how it would look just to install it in places where our grass doesn’t seem to want to grow? The other types of syn-lawn have 10 year no-fade guarantees.
And how about the smell/ Nothing smells better then a freshly cut lawn or a wetted lawn in the evening after a hot summer day.. (although more and more dutch soccerstadiums are planning artificial fields..)
Wow, I can’t imagine anyone would cover 6,000 sq. ft! It’s supposed to be used in certain areas, that won’t grow…shaded, etc. What is the cost of watering, mowing, fertilizing, etc, and why pay that if it doesn’t look like it should?
Also, I heard there is a fresh cut grass scent you can use, no joking!
I had numerous problems with the service at Synlawn. We ordered grass and it took over 2 months to get it delivered to us! I would recommend you finding a more service oriented company.
I had a great experience from SYNLawn. Best decision I ever made. I havn’t sweat one drop this summer from mowing.
All these anonymous comments feel like they have no credibility. If you believe what you say, leave your name and feel proud of your convictions.
I would like to hear more from people that have this product and how are you satisfied after a couple of years of this in your yard?