But we did get the tree planted. You know the one, the free tree. We had set it where I thought it would work nicely to offer a bit of a privacy screen at the curb, yet offer easy access to the back yard for delivery of wood, compost and/or anything else needing delivered.
It looked like this.....
Now it looks like this, not quite done, but in the ground. When we got down about 2/3 of the way we ran into nothing but rock, so the plan shifted to garden up, with a mini raised bed around the tree. This weekend finds me at the garden center getting decorative brick borders to make a taller, slightly larger bed.
Oh and see that tied on piece of cloth? That must be the "tag" from the person that no longer wanted this tree. Marking it for removal. I think it is time for me to take the tag off.......
As always, thanks for taking a moment to stop and say hello. I appreciate your time and your wonderful comments!
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8 comments:
I love a free plant! I hope your tree grows well.
I love free. May it grow into the privacy screen you want.
Yael from Home Garden Diggers
free plant = awesome plant :) happy growing!
Thanks for linking up. I love free.
Lovely to have a chance to plant a tree--it should give you many years of pleasure.
Trees are wonderful - so rewarding for so many years. Enjoy!
Do you have any idea what this shrub is? Looks like a "dandy" to me, but I'm quite certain that is not its botanical name.
Free is the best kind. :-) Hope you keep us updated on it's growth!
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