Bird, Bee and Butterfly Garden
Spring 2019 Update
This is a project I've been wanting to do for years. Unfortunately, when one is renting, landlords don't allow a lot of gardening changes to their yards. And who wants to put that kind of money into a place where you'll be moving from in a year or so? So after we bought this place I couldn't decide what to do with this space. Bird, bee and butterfly garden works perfectly here where it's mostly blocked from the wind on the sunny side of the house.
This garden did well to survive the winter. |
This is a project I've been wanting to do for years. Unfortunately, when one is renting, landlords don't allow a lot of gardening changes to their yards. And who wants to put that kind of money into a place where you'll be moving from in a year or so? So after we bought this place I couldn't decide what to do with this space. Bird, bee and butterfly garden works perfectly here where it's mostly blocked from the wind on the sunny side of the house.
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Before |
Each square on the graph paper represents an inch. Sorry, it doesn't show up as well as I had hoped.
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Planning Left Side |
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Planning Right Side |
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Early in the Year |
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Early in the Year Here the dry creek bed is in progress. |
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Dry Creek Bed |
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Violas Under the Birdbath The Lupine supposedly was a sunshiny plant, but it did not do well at all here. Maybe it's a variety that needs just partial sun and was mislabeled. |
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Violas with Lupine Just Barely Showing on the Right |
The yellow snapdragons lasted into December. Kinda unusual.
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Snapdragons in Midsummer |
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Sweet Williams in Midsummer |
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Late Summer |
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