The Bon Bon Pond landscaping
project begun last year continues. The
addition of a Ford lawn and garden tractor has helped keep reclaimed areas of
the pasture mowed. In fact, thanks to this
blue beauty, additional weedy areas have been tamed.
Among the overgrown
bromegrass and scrub trees, a few fruit trees and other gems were discovered. Now that the area has been cleared, and
thanks to some judicious pruning, these young saplings should thrive.
Much work remains in what we
are calling “phase one” of a long-term project dedicated to returning the land
to its natural state and thus creating optimum habitat for the animals--including
removal of a damaged boxelder behind the barn and a mulch bed for the newly
planted potentillas--but I couldn’t be happier with the progress to date.
The yellowed grass area is the result of removing brush, weeds, scrub trees, vines and other undesirable elements. |
Our friend Jeff was kind enough to build a ramp into the barn to make storage of/access to the tractor and lawn mowers easier. |
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