Who regulates lawn services? (ChemLawn)

[Don Tveter]

Chemlawn got me a few years ago, here's what happened:

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[Doug Kanter]

It only requires one judge to issue an injunction, which stops the current practice in its tracks on a specific piece of property. The rest is gravy.

[Ray]

The suits care about profit. It would cost more to hire non-idiots, but handing down a memo is almost free.

Ray

[Doug Kanter]

Good for the suits, but not you and I, and our children. The idiots they hire can't read, so a memo is pointless.

[Hound Dog]

Perhaps your neighbor should have treated his own lawn, then your entire garden may have been ruined.

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A number of years ago, An old man across the street sprayed a shrub in his neighbor's yard he didn't like with herbicide. A tree sprayer hired by the neighbor noticed the damage, and after questioning the neighbor, reported the action to the state E.P.A. They came out and gave a stern talking to the old man.

Would you really consider anything grown after being sprayed with

2,4,d to be something you'd feed to your family. I'd consider the entire area to be contaminated, requiring replacement of the soil before use for a vegetable garden.

Bob

[Doug Kanter]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who finds this kind of thing outrageous.

[Chelsea Christenson]

Aside from the licensing issue, you might also complain to the Better Business Bureau.