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TRANSFORMING OUR FRONT YARD! Cottage garden style border!



During the quarantine in April-may 2020, we were getting bored at home. So we decided to improve our front yard. It took couple of months to grow, but we are happy with the results 😊.

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20 Comments

  2. Audrey Hindes

    So nice! I'm sure it's filled in even more by now. We're putting in a cottage garden (from seed — yikes!) in our front flower bed this year. We're planning to eventually convert the entire front yard to native California / desert Southwest (I'm in central California), so this is my one shot to do this!

  6. Lena M

    Very beautiful! And I like how you made the video it was very calming and nice to see your progress 🌷

  10. Ali 07

    You should have used compost and not topped it with that orange soil you dug out

  14. Desi Nau

    I guess being around the jabbed people who are shedding the Delta variant, you may want to wear a mask. Research NAC, it blocks the variants that the jabs cause to get more people sick.
    Beautiful garden.😊

  16. Gail Zanfardino

    Always check which plants will grow taller so you plant in the middle (or back) then the smaller plants in front. Remember too that most plants spread so all room for growth 😁. I live in New England and we have to mulch, too !!!

  18. michelle cranford

    Just found your video..wanting to try this here in East Texas..you are inspirational..thank you..love to see how your garden looks today..

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