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2026-07-09 19:06 UTC

@amcooper@toot.cat Where I grew up it was usually referred to as "township grass". Which I learned later meant that it was part of your property that the township (most local government entity) had aome "right" to do something with. i.e. they could plant a tree, grass, etc and you had to leave it there. That of course is now a "legal-ish" term, but that is what we called it. Now I have heard others refer to it as a "median". (HTH)

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  • @Thoreau@mas.to 2026-07-09 19:10

    @snacktraces@hachyderm.io @amcooper@toot.cat I call it City Grass for the same reason. The city owns it, even though I have to cut it. 😄

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