I took some phlox and a large licorice herb plant (this thing is a bee and butterfly magnet) from the back and put them out front. I also put in some pansies to see how they do this fall. I'd still love to put in a nice sumac (or several) or a magnolia to fill the yard a bit more but decided to wait another year for that as well. Maybe I'll just get more pots and create more terra cotta columns.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
The lawn is almost gone
I think it might take another year but my goal of eradicating all grass from the front of the property is slowly being realized. It only took a few hours to dig out several more bucket fulls of sod and put it in the compost bin.

I took some phlox and a large licorice herb plant (this thing is a bee and butterfly magnet) from the back and put them out front. I also put in some pansies to see how they do this fall. I'd still love to put in a nice sumac (or several) or a magnolia to fill the yard a bit more but decided to wait another year for that as well. Maybe I'll just get more pots and create more terra cotta columns.
I took some phlox and a large licorice herb plant (this thing is a bee and butterfly magnet) from the back and put them out front. I also put in some pansies to see how they do this fall. I'd still love to put in a nice sumac (or several) or a magnolia to fill the yard a bit more but decided to wait another year for that as well. Maybe I'll just get more pots and create more terra cotta columns.
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Looks good! I'm hoping to relieve our lawn of some grass soon, too!
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