What were the chances I would be able to wait for a heavy wet snow to smash the dried remains of the Tall Flower Meadow down? Slim to none of course.
It was Sunday, sunny and near sixty degrees. I got to chopping.
It was the first work like activity I have done in the garden in months.
I just chop it down and leave it lay to rot. A wild cultivated garden truly is less work than a proper garden.
Now I will wait for one or many heavy wet snows to smash the other two and a half acres of meadow down. I'll get to all that in late January to February. The Under Garden of winter viewing is ready for the season. That is all I cared about.
Sunday, November 17, 2019
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2 comments:
Your shrublets are looking quite shrubby now. Very nice.
It is slow growing for sure Lisa, but they are indeed growing.
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