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How did lawns become a burden

Lawns outside homes resulted from a calculated push from pesticide companies in order to create a demand for chemical products.  Lawns were a luxury reserved for the wealthy, and the idea of dousing ornamental grass with chemicals was a nonexistent concept.  The lawn-care industry, alongside chemical manufacturers, actively spread the idea that grass required constant care, transforming a bit of nature into a chemically dependent green carpet.

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