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Smaller American Lawns Today is a movement introduced in June of 1997 by Dr. William A. Niering, Professor of Botany at Connecticut College. Though not a new concept, the movement gained national recognition after its introduction. It is aimed at reversing the lawn mania in America by restoring home and industrial grounds to more harmonious, productive, ecologically sound, naturalistic landscapes.

On November 1, 2008, 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.,
SALT - Smaller American Lawns Today and
The Connecticut College Arboretum presented a Daylong Seminar for Homeowners

"Naturally Beautiful - Beauty in Biodiversity"

Natural beauty can abound in one's own yard. In this exceptional SALT seminar, participants learned how to cut back on the size of their lawns and also to have a beautiful, sustainable, and friendly home ground as well.

Once established, YOU will never want to go back to a boring, monocultural lawn!

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