B
-- if you could do it. People that were building the new homes that put those in, that was, that was the only way to go because it was just so convenient. They would just turn it on and the timer would run and it would water their lawn and they didn't have to worry about it at all.
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Um.
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And that was so nice. But, we didn't have that luxury, so we were dragging th-, the sprinkler around everywhere.
B
And so, I hope you can find, uh, I don't know what type of grass grows in the real shady areas. I remember the guy that was on the radio, um, they had a gardener, and he, I don't know, I had this one, well I've still got the book. It's, um, I think it's just called TEXAS GARDENING, and it talks about the different grasses to use for the shady areas versus the really sunny areas.
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Hm. We,
B
But there is a grass that you can use that is shade tolerant, but I don't remember what it is. But it's got like a boot, on the front of the book.