I have been working so much in the Greenbelt that I have neglected my own yard. Last week, I temporarily changed my priorities.
Yesterday afternoon, I spread cedar chips in the walkways. Their smell is like perfume to me.
Note 1: The flower petals are falling from the magnolia tree above.
Note 2: There is no part of this area that is finished but I hope the photos gave you a glimpse of what it is becoming.
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Beatiful. I would love to see the end result. Keep up the good work. 😀
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I’m sure I will be posting more photos as it progresses!
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Oh I love the fragrance scent of cedar chips…lovely photo. I like that you leave us on pins and needles 🙂 but would love to see a photo of that magnolia tree…we are just started to show buds on our trees…we are a good 3 weeks later than our Ontario neighbours.
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I will email you some photos when I get a chance. Remind me if I don’t.
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I will for sure:)
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