Our grass-killing seems to have worked. After cutting the grass close to the ground, covering it with cardboard, then covering the cardboard with mulch to build up flower beds, we let them sit for a couple of weeks before planting.
On Mother’s Day weekend, we dug more than 150 holes, dropping perennials, annuals, and herbs into our newly formed beds. Now, the garden is growing. Most of the plants are still small, but echincea buds are plumping up, milkweed is blooming, basil is flourishing, and butterflies are finding us.
I love those lovely pink hydrangea 🙂
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Fantastic idea!! Looks wonderful too!!
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They are very beautiful.
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They are beautiful!
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That is amazing!! I always wanted to have flower beds like that in my yard but had no idea how to do it
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