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When I first moved into my house, the backyard was nothing but weeds and dirt. I spent many hours digging up daylilies along the railroad tracks with my girlfriend and planted them along the banks. They have multiplied with no help from me...

thinktwice 8 June 25
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Beautiful and lush--so inviting! How many years has it been?

Carin Level 8 June 25, 2019

As usual, the garden had to wait for the house repairs first...it is about 10 years....plenty of time for the plants to get full and spread!

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That is gorgeous, love them with the hostas for a lush retreat!

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Beautiful!!! All your hard work has paid off....

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Good job. We did something similar but, unfortunately the we has turned to me and weeds.

JackPedigo Level 9 June 25, 2019
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We started with nothing but three acres of bare yard and trees. When I sold it it you couldn't find a place there wasn't a plant or scrub. A lot of the flowers came from the roadside. I carried a spade and leather gloves in my hatchback just for that.

freeofgod Level 8 June 25, 2019

We did the same for our urban plot. It was a real garden with stoned patio. I got it registered as a backyard habitat. Bad news the couple who bought the house didn't want a garden. The good news was that some family members were thrilled to maintain it.

@JackPedigo I am selling my house...I don't care what the new family wants to do...I have my pictures and a new garden to work with...it will probably be mostly containers now since I don't want all of the work in retirement...

Here is one shot of the garden. It's small but has a lot of plants including 3 apple trees.

@JackPedigo Love gardens that just seem to flow so naturally with the space...it is lovely!

@thinktwice We had a friend who is a landscape architect draw up the plans. He did say it was only a recommendation and we didn't always follow the plan.

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