Last fall, my husband and I decided to remove several overgrown evergreen trees and bushes in our yard, leaving some large bare areas where weeds are happily sprouting up now. We've decided to fill the gaps in our gardens primarily (although not exclusively) with native plants. We're hopeful that native plants will provide a supportive habitat for birds, bees, butterflies and other animals. We're also hoping that, once established, the native plants will require minimal maintenance and be resilient in the face of droughts and extreme heat.
I'd love to be able to achieve a look of abundance similar to the photo above (that photo is not of our yard.)
John Pohl, of Folly Afield LLC, located northwest of Spring Green, will be designing and installing our new beds. We're excited to see what he comes up with!
Below are a couple of photos showing the two corners of the yard where the trees and bushes were removed. I plan to post again to provide updates as things progress.
I'd love to be able to achieve a look of abundance similar to the photo above (that photo is not of our yard.)
John Pohl, of Folly Afield LLC, located northwest of Spring Green, will be designing and installing our new beds. We're excited to see what he comes up with!
Below are a couple of photos showing the two corners of the yard where the trees and bushes were removed. I plan to post again to provide updates as things progress.
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