Maria Flemming ( a.k.a . Quiltingmamma ) from Ottawa Ontario has been busybodied ! Thanks for sharing your snow - plow corroding scheme – great advice !
" Things have replete in with a change of thymes , ground covert and native Field Pussytoes replacing most of the violet I had left as makeweight . I added an old bench ( but never engender the hang of beergaritas out front ) , strike the birdbath ( which is still hard to see – I see ) and worked on the ' washing away ' mulch dilemma . The first winter had a new C remotion companionship in the area and they laid waste to the front 12 - 15 column inch of garden and did a lot of damage in the neighborhood . We had discussed what to put there to manage the mulch , but so glad I did n’t expend the advocate railroad line ties . I had place in some 12 inch pavers and they were find in chunks all down the street come Spring thawing . A few are still there to raise up the food waste can , but a miscellanea of ground sedums are filling in as erosion control quite nicely . The thyme grows back pretty well after any driveway Baron Snow of Leicester removal equipment casualty , so mulch erosion there is now minimum . Thanks all GPODers for those past suggestions ; I took a number of suggestion to middle . The yard continues to attract pollinator , but the birdies seem to prefer the back . disregarding , every good morning when I open my drapes , I smile and am so glad I made the decision to resort to ' lawn - be - gone ' . "
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All the tulips and bulbs are sure signs of spring

All the tulips and bulbs are sure signs of spring

Fly on native Pearly Everlasting

Peony time is my favourite time

Prairie smoke and beard tongue in bloom early June

Sedum filling in nicely

Pussytoes and thymes filling in well

Before – photo taken 29 December 2024

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