Hey, smarty parents. I love Green Chef because of how absolutely easy the meals are to make and how every

night it feels like we're eating at a restaurant right at home. The variety is excellent and includes

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there's less prep, less mess, and more time to enjoy delicious meals.

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Chef, the number one meal kit for eating well. Hello, smarty pants and welcome to trusty trivia Thursday. Today we're stepping

onto some well-manicured ground lawns. Before we start the trivia, a big shout out to Hana

and Adam, who are exploring the United States in your travel trailer.

I love that you love laughing and learning with us, and we're so happy to be along for the ride.

Keep on smarting down the road.

Now, on to the trivia.

Which country is credited with inventing the idea of lawns?

Is it A, France, B, England, or C, the United States?

Did you go with B? That is absolutely correct.

Lawns became popular in England during the 1600s as a symbol of wealth and leisure.

Next question. What type of grass is most commonly used in American lawns? Is it A, bamboo grass, B, Kentucky Bluegrass, or C, marsh grass.

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