Do you remember that pallet of stone I got in September? After I emptied it I thought I'd re-purpose it as a leaf composter. I rolled it to a spot along the glen that was clear of plantings and started to fill it last weekend with leaves.
Now the only part of my yard that I consider lawn is on the southside of the house between the deck and the glen garden, not more than 20 feet wide.
So the only part I will rake is there. I did it Sunday and then again today.
The re-purposed composter is filling up. I hope it results in some nice leaf compost for the flowers and vegetable beds next spring.
P.S. I guess you can pick out the photos that were taken this summer, can't you?
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A very nice use of something other people would consider garbage! You have reminded me that I need to get outside and start raking up all of our leaves to add to our compost. If only it would stop raining!
ReplyDeleteMarcia, What a great idea for re-purposing those wonderful rocks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reply where you shared that Sapsuckers visited your suet feeders.You have given me hope that maybe...just maybe I will get some visits!