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‘Lawn porn’ a social hit as Australians discover the grass is greener when you spend more time at home

Gold Coast carpenter Alex Quinn used to wake up on a Saturday morning and stare forlornly at an overgrown lawn, but, like many others, he has discovered that mowing should not feel like a chore.
He said last year’s COVID-19 lockdown gave him time to invest in his home and he discovered there was pride in having manicured, green grass.
“I get joy out of mowing the lawn and looking back at it and going ‘wow, look how tidy that looks’,” he said.
The 26-year-old from Nerang has found his love of lawns through online communities that offer advice for beginners and experienced lawn enthusiasts.
“Every time I look at my…
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