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Lawn Chemicals Need Not Apply

By Staff / ecoRI News

May 10, 2012

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Is the grass always greener? This week, the crew talks about lawn chemicals: What you may not know could hurt you; some some surprising facts about how much water your lawn really needs plus speculation on the Caddy Shack gopher — made mutant by lawn chemicals?

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Lawn Chemicals Need Not Apply

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