Remember the HUGE Front Yard Mud Hole?

[vfem]

Yes, in the early spring while I was getting my veggie garden tilled in dear husband had so much fun, he tilled out a 32'x6' addition to the front bed. Of course that's all her did for a LONG LONG time. So it sat and got muddy, and the weed returned. I raked and dug some trying to by time until I could get to it. I worked weekends, so eventually I gave up.

Then one day he had a saturday off and the neighbor came and helped... and the mud hole that sat for a few months was cleaned out and edged out for me. So I turned in compost, moves a few perennials and a rescued rose into the bed. Later I filled with some bulbs and lots of zinnia just to fill the space.

I wanted to share the photo from last month, because now I look at it... I'm shocked to see so much growth so quickly!

 

[Carol Dee]

Oh it looks fabulous! And so does your green door

 

[Nyboy]

What a cute house is it a saltbox?

 

[thistlebloom]

You should be pleased! It looks wonderful V! Nice work

 

[catjac1975]

It looks beautiful! Do I remember correctly that you were not feeling well? Are you feeling better?

 

[Stubbornhillfarm]

That looks wonderful! I love your variety of colors in the leaves. It will be beautiful any time of year. Nicely done!

 

[lesa]

That looks great! Very nice curb appeal!

 

[journey11]

I do remember when you first tilled it...over a year ago, was it? Don't feel bad, I've had two piles of composted cow manure sitting in my front yard for over a year now for my proposed landscaping, which may even yet STILL not happen! Your flowerbed looks great and I love how it all flows together. Are those sweet potato vines in the light green color?

 

[catjac1975]

At least spread it and plant a green manure crop!

I do remember when you first tilled it...over a year ago, was it? Don't feel bad, I've had two piles of composted cow manure sitting in my front yard for over a year now for my proposed landscaping, which may even yet STILL not happen! Your flowerbed looks great and I love how it all flows together. Are those sweet potato vines in the light green color?

 

[so lucky]

That does look beautiful! And goes so well with the cheerful green door .Great job!