I've been coming up with various master landscaping plans for my backyard lately. I think I may be able to get some of my beds formed this fall/winter and then have them all ready and weed/grass free by spring planting season. This past summer taught me alot about the sun exposure in various parts of my yard. I learned what plants thrived and which ones just died. Luckily, my main plants are all doing good.
The new roses I planted went through a bit of shock at first but they are now sprouting new growth so I think they are going to make it. They aren't the prettiest things right now but I see their potential.
And my crape myrtle is looking good as well. I have no idea how long it will take for it to grow another 8 feet but I haven't noticed any movement as of yet.
And of course my garden is still growing like crazy. I'm picking peppers a few times a week to keep up.
The challenge coming up will be to connect all of these features into some sort of flowing backyard landscaping. Nothing like a little manual labor.
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