Planting purple wave petunias concludes five days freshening flower beds
with seven cubic yards of hardwood fine mulch.
Stay at home! 2020
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You sure have found something to do with your stay at home time looking hood. Pam and I are walking 4 miles each day but today we cut the grass and Pa. Weed eater. Sat we are taking the plastic off the screen in porch and cleaning it as the pollen is over. Keeping busy like you keep it up looking good
Lovely!
I like to take 4 mile walks through the neighborhood…when I’m not pushing the wheelbarrow with mulch! 🙂
If I get a load of mulch, will you come put it in the beds? I need about 25 bags for all my beds but don’t want to go to the store to get it. Well, that’s my story and I’m sticking to it!
27 cu ft/cu yd X 7 = 189. About 2 cu/ft per bag…94.5 bags! Driveway (drop off) 200 ft from SouthEast corner bed. Volume and distance! I’m DONE for the foreseeable future. (Neglected last year, needed to catch up) Good luck with your work! 😉