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Looks good! Mine is regular grass and I didn't intend to let it grow forever, just for No Mow May, and see what happened. My neighbour is a lawn freak and I heard her scream to her husband that she won't let me ruin her 25 years of hard work. Her lawn is "perfect", not a dandelion. She really hates me cause I let the dandelion grow on my lawn.
I sprinkle my lawn with white clove seeds every now and then, its starting to take over the grass. It's going to be lovely.
I talked with my neighbourhood representative at the city hall, and she told me a lot of people in their municipal party are doing No Mow May. They are a new municipal government and they can't tell blue collars not to apply the city rules. They need to change the rules, and they will, but it takes time.
Thanks for the link!