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07-24-2010, 07:17 PM #1
I cleared it. Now what?
The inlaws are coming. It's a major event every two years or so preceded by massive home improvement projects. Here's my dilemma:
One of these projects included pushing over a poison ivy-covered black locust tree where my "driveway" exits the woods and the property opens up in front of the house. I'm glad the tree is gone but now I have a barren area about 50' x 30' right in front of the house. The 103 degree heat makes growing anything nearly out of the question (cactii?)
Any suggestions for making newly-cleared land presentable in a hurry?
Thanks in advance.
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07-24-2010, 07:19 PM #2Padawan Tractor Learner
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Re: I cleared it. Now what?
add bark, make a dry creek bed with a small bridge and maybe a stepping stone pathway through the area to and fro the bridge. Plant a few bushes, shrubs, should look presentable.
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07-24-2010, 11:14 PM #3
Re: I cleared it. Now what?
Good idea.
I can't convincingly pull off the dry creek bed but some mulch and flagstones would go a long way to making it look presentable.
Thank you.
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