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unique and intensely personal set of memories for your children. They can know by sight and through the seasons the native flora of their own home, and make those scents and colors and textures a part of their enchanted memories of childhood.
Leprechauns
don’t like lawn
lawns
Lawns have limited use for children: cartwheeling, soccer, and as a staging area for inflatable pools and great battles.
Too much lawn is too much work, watering and noisy mowing (which scares away pixies). Your children will forgive you and may thank you if there are more dandelions and more permission granted to build canals.
A terrific compromise can be paths of lawn connecting other attractions: small meadows, tall grasses, rock gardens and fallen logs. Conjure up new habitats
Leaving out food for wild animals is risky business and best avoided, but luckily, the most attractive wildlife to most kids are bugs, salamanders, toads, snakes, and worms. These faunas are easily accommodated in inexhaustible numbers.
You provide habitat and entertainment right at a kid’s level by leaving
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