In the future, we hope to see the disappearance of grass lawn culture. Judging neighbors based on how well their grass lawns are maintained negatively impacts the environment, as it pressures people to make choices that waste water and create heavy runoff. A good way to prevent water waste is to use native plants that don’t require any more water than nature provides. They also won’t need supplemental fertilizers in order to grow, as native bacteria returns to the soil. This will reduce maintenance and prevent toxic runoff into ecosystems. In addition, these plants prevent erosion by putting down roots that are deeper than lawn grass, so dirt and waste will stay in place instead of going into waterways. The best part is return of local fauna: you may see butterflies and pollinators thriving as they use your garden as a food source. By using seed bombs to create lawns and spaces like the ones below, you’ll be indirectly helping to make many of your favorite foods - apples, honey, berries, and tons of other fruits that rely on bees.