When we first moved into this house, we added some "temporary" garden boxes in the back yard, thinking eventually we'd figure out something better. Now, almost 11 years later, we haven't come up with a permanent idea, but
the boards had thoroughly rotted, some had broken apart, and all of the boxes were overrun with weeds and voles. So this year we're taking them out, and if the ground EVER dries out after all of our rain/snow this year, we'll till this all in and hopefully solve the drainage problem as well. It's heavy clay soil and there's a slight slope, so if it rains, part of the yard turns into a swamp. As you can see, grass has already mostly taken them over this year anyway, so we don't have very far to go to put this all back into grass. Apparently, we just need to stop interfering with the progress of the grass. That's easy enough!
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
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I've wondered what I would do with the backyard should I decide to move. Getting rid of the raised beds and reverting to grass is what I'm sure a realtor would say. Some days, I want to do that RIGHT NOW.
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