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hello, my name is larry.i am a certified arborist and own my own landscape co. i'm all for sustainable lawn practices and favor organic methods when it comes to growing a lawn.

the question i have is about turf companies use of netting to secure turf in rolls.this net is nonbiodegradable and is produced by the acre.it seems that it would be a hazard to wildlife(when discarded) and a general nusiance when it comes to landscaping. has anyone else found this to be true? are there any studies on this subject?

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