It finally stopped raining, and as the farmers say, I could finally get in the field. It's been raining all week but this ground is so well-drained that what was a swamp yesterday was dry today. At least on the surface. Digging was easy and it's a good thing, because I planted 31 plants today!
They don't look like much now, but most of these native plants are supposed to grow to 6 - 8 feet.
This was yesterday, when my future patio became a swimming pool |
Rocks to the left of me... |
Rocks to the right. |
I had spread fescue grass seed on the front part of the yard before the rain. Hopefully it didn't all get washed out into the driveway. After I got the plants in and the new stepping stones laid, I seeded right up to the house.
Obviously I still have erosion, but hopefully once the grass and plants get established, the situation will improve.
Couple more to plant tomorrow, and then we water and wait!
Looking good! Can't wait to get out there!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely looking good.
ReplyDeleteI am impressed and how good the rocks look with the plants. Nice job Gary!
ReplyDeleteIt helps to start with good-looking rocks!
DeleteAccidentally left out one set of rocks. They're back now. See if you can spot them, Eric.
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