Garden Pictures Chat Corner

Cover and then plant.

Depending on the soil, plant a nice shrub and help it to assert itself. Naturally and appropriately, for example, hazel and elderberry would be suitable.

With raised edges, you always have the problem that some grass remains, which you then have to cut by hand.

Not necessarily. A harmonious transition can also look good.

Climbee is right, though. Anyone who wants an accurate lawn and a clean garden finds it easier with clean, drivable cut edges. We mostly don’t have that, and it has to be cut manually every few weeks, especially in an "untidy" garden.

Climbee is right, though.

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This view of the church, with the picket fence, is dreamy… :) and the beautiful big trees, wow..

Quitting time in the garden

I look and no one looks back.

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