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They tried to restore nature to their city in US, but got citations for doing it

By NICK SULLIVAN
Lesesne stands in his front yard that has pollinating flowers. — Rock Hill Herald/TNS

Lou Lesesne has spent years cultivating a naturalistic garden in his front yard.

He uses only native species of plants and allows them to grow tall, flower and seed without regular mowing.

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