Only 34 more bags of mulch to go!
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28 comments:
Lady, you have really put a dent in those bags of mulch. And, everything is looking great.
We usually get to the bottom of our stack of bags, and then realize we need more. Mulch has been known to push me close to the edge. ;-)
But it's sure as hell lookin'good! take care, Maryann ps your vegie patch is looking fantastic!
Looking good!
Penny you have done so much and it all looks so wonderful…
Louise
It's looking wonderful, Penny. We buy our mulch in bulk. Usually a couple of pickup loads every Spring. I love the look of fresh mulch around the plantings.
You go girl!! I always think the flower beds look so much nicer with a fresh coat of mulch.
Wow! It looks great Penny, but i would be SORE!
Hi Penny! You're never going to get the ick out from under your gorgeous little fingernails!! :)
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Penny....I bet it feels good to see that pile dwindling down!~Hugs, Patti
Penny, how is your back holding up, that is a lot of mulch you have put down, still a lot to go, too!
I will look so good when it is all done and then you can sit back and enjoy.
Your yard is looking good. If you need more practice, my yard could sure use a facelift..hehehe.
Love your blog, Penny. Thanks for sharing your beautiful home and garden.
Kathi
Wow Penny,
You and Mr. Comfort have done an amazing job. I hope that you are in a cooler part of North Carolina.
My sister, who is in Pinehurst said it is so hot there. But then again she moved there from L.A. and I think it's a different kind of heat.
We still have a small pile of mulch left, but my husband has done a wonderful job this year making our garden look wonderful.
Me, Miss afraid of the recluse spiders, just make lemonade and admire from a distance.
Karen
It's looking great, but oh my! That many left? Maybe you'll not use all of those this year.
It looks so finish now . . looking good!
Lookin' good Penny. We usually get mulch delivered in bulk..15 yards or the equivalent of 135 of the 3 yd bags, so I feel your pain. Fortunately this was not a "mulch year" for us, too many other expensive projects!
Enjoy the new mulch smell!
Janet
...este jardim ficará maravilhoso!!!!Parabéns.
Your garden beds are going to look fabulous! You will have less work weeding in the long run, too. Get the epsom salts!!
xoxo
Jane
It is all looking so nice. I can't imagine the physical workout all the spreading has been. Your yard is fast becoming a showplace.
Darla
LOL! What a workout! It's looking really good!
Manuela
I'm tired just looking at what remains.
Brenda
haha... you're still working away at the pile? But just think how lovely your yard and beds will all look after your hard work!
Penny, your industry puts me to shame!
You are a little energizer bunny aren't you...it looks so nice! Where does the rest go? Guess we shall see soon enough! Come say hi :D
Oh my, your gardens look great though!
Don't you love how a freshly mulched garden looks? Everything looks wonderful Penny!
Yea! It's looking wonderful, Penny!
Hugs,
Donna
HI Penny,
It is hard work but look how beautiful your yard looks and your garden! We also are working in our front and back yard, we are having all new sprinkler system installed and so far 10 tons of rock with more to come... I know how you feel...
Your baby green beans are so green and healthy looking. You must have a green thumb!
Take care and big hugs, Elizabeth
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