I passed this small plaza where the lawn is wall to wall dandelions. In the midst of the sea of yellow, were some patches of green that had no dandelions.

It looks like the only lawn care they get is some regular mowing.

I took a closer look- the patches of green are clumps of an thick bladed wild grass. Not a variety that most people would want on their front lawn.

The point though - is that this grass grows very dense. Dense enough that the dandelions were not able to grow where this grass is growing. This shows that having a healthier, thicker lawn is of value in keeping out weeds.

In the same boulevard, I found another patch with few weeds. The grass here was greener and denser than the surrounding weed infested lawn.

My guess is that this is a patch of lawn that was fertilized by that some neighborhood dogs.

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