What are these little trees called again? The ones that stick out so nicely in the middle?I also defend self-seeding :) [ATTACH alt="bunter-garten-plauder-bilder-thread-498777-1.jpeg"]61623[/ATTACH]
Yes, there are already the chicks! Our little house is also quite... um... generous :rolleyes: Just now I watched how the stupid cat, which also always plows through my raised bed (and in...) tried to snatch a chick. This time it went well. Starlings can also imitate ringtones excellently. At a friend’s place, the husband regularly jumps up from the terrace and runs inside because he thinks the phone is ringing. But it’s the starlings. Great show, we really had to laugh about thatWow... how does that work... is that already the brood? I had to google immediately and learned that starlings are quite social and excellent singers :)
Well. That probably depends on what you want to achieve.
In your picture I see a lawn that is way too long and not very dense. The blades are narrow, this is a result of Blaukorn (tall and long, but not sustainable = broad and dense, weed-resistant). Behind the archway there is clover or thistle spreading across the lawn.
Not that it doesn’t have charm, it’s all okay. But you can have other goals as well.
Edit: Ah ok, behind the archway is the neighbor. Then give him some tips, he has weeds and soon they will spread to you ;-)
Your lawn is very long, thin, not dense and the blade ends look frayed (turning yellow, blunt blades etc)
We have a greenkeeper in the neighborhood who maintains his lawn at home according to his profession. Aside from appearances, it’s amazing to walk on. It’s like walking on clouds, the lawn almost carries you. But he also mows it down to (max) 2, that’s how dense it is.