Under a big hackberry tree, where there was some sparse grass, but mostly bare. Pulled everything but the spiderwort and jewels of Opar (Talinum paniculatum,) and have added various other Tradescantias, Callisias.

Filling in nicely Tiffany,..i can see your purple footprint ,..trademark might suit better

TYVM!! :+) Working on it!

A few pics from this morning...

Everywhere is filling in,..i like that second picture,..lots of variety there,..oh i could make good use of those pipes you have stacked ,..i hope some other gardener doesn't take a fancy to them

TYVM! When we rebuild front porch, DH said he will put bars between the upright support posts for hanging plants. I can't wait to be able to make a hanging wall of foliage again!

Aha so i wasn't the only one thinking pipes for garden use ,..i know everything i see being left over or being discarded i think,..mmm could i make use of that,..garden wise.

Today's project: The bricks around small bed in front and along driveway have been replaced with the bigger white ones. Now there's enough red bricks to make a patio/sidewalk in the front. The ground needs to be smoothed under, but laying them out, I can tell there will be enough.

I LIKE!

TYVM!

Looking well Tiffany that laying of the red bricks must have being tedious,..great to know you will have enough.

TY! It didn't take that long... but somebody keeps moving the ground down. Every time I bend down there, it's farther!

I hear you.

The back wall of the raised planter thing is in place in the front. Plants are outside. So much excitement!

Looks fantastic Tiffany ,..the red bricks all laid also the white around the bed and the rails for the hanging plants looks great now but when those plants get longer that will be a sight to see,..well done lovely job

TY, TY! Working up the gumption to do more today...

It is turning out beautiful! All of your hard work shows.

TYVM, Freezngirl! (I hope you warm up soon!)

Enlarging the bed area out front, cardboard laid, outline changed. Now to find some dirt to move...





And decided to go with these big, flat bricks for walkway, patio. So much more flat & easy to walk on. (And frees bricks for other, fun projects!)