The mini-meadow project has begun! We’re planting a garden border of wildflowers along the street edge of our front yard to start to eat away at the lawn area. We’re certainly getting a lot of weird looks and questions from the neighbours. In this first video, we tear up the sod along half of the frontage. In part 2, we’ll finish removing/flipping sod and seed the border.
This is just part of an overall plan we have to transform the front yard into a productive and beautiful cottage garden and food forest.
Thank you to Frances for helping to get this project started and working out the many kinks on the first day.
Part 2: https://youtu.be/2xt03veJyqg
Move-in property tour: https://youtu.be/nRfbXd4KnS8
Planting fruit trees: https://youtu.be/nlGLBSGuvRA
Wildflower seeds we’re using: https://www.westcoastseeds.com/products/pacific-northwest
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4 Comments
Would you ever plant a mini meadow or wildflower border in your front yard?
Wow frances was such a great helper and so funny. You should have her back…
Perhaps tilling would have worked faster!
The soil looks so good! It looks like you have been hard at work! -Cara 😀