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‘weeter' “By Regina Yurkonis Times-Democrat Special Writer
Oater is an element many Virginia homeowners include in their landscape — whether they A, fY want to or not. Even
fZ V\ with our traditional summer drought, we live in a fairly wet ecosystem and benefit from it. Water in the wrong place, however, is just like a plant in the wrong place — a weed. Let’s call it “weeter.” Bubbly water is fun but weeter just lays there, looking at you, sucking up all the filler and topsoil you can throw at it. Fear not, you can and will make peace with that low, wet spot. Even turn it into a place of envy and, finally, not have to mow it. Many of us' have a place on our property that is wet most of the time, See WATER, Page 13
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