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with Hetty, now we want payback pictures, OG. Don't be shy, we all started our gardens somewhere. Besides it's fun to have 'progress' shots to show what it looked like starting out and what it looks like next spring, summer, fall etc.

Put a flat rock or a stepping stone in a good photo spot, then come back and take shots from there at intervals. I did this, and my stepping stones have been overgrown so they can't be found any more. I live in a jungle . . . and last summer I had a weekly helper to clean up and prune to keep things civilized. This year, he has disappeared and my house is about to also. Luckily so far we have had less rain than last year so the weeds are not so bad, yet!