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Saturday, July 30, 2011

Backyard Overhaul Pt. 2

In between backyard tillings, we had another high priority yard project on the side of our house. There were two Cedar trees that had become severely overgrown, to the point where they could reach the siding on the house. These Cedars were also choking out two other nearby trees.


We had these two Cedars removed and asked that their chips be left behind. Take that Cedar trees.


In addition to recycling, we wanted the Cedar chips to help ward off pests such as moths and mosquitoes. We had plans to use them for pathways and borders in our backyard. We also mulched our front yard beds. In fact, we had so much we shared it with our neighbors. This Cedar chip pile could swallow my car.


The ornamental Maple and the Cherry tree in the backyard are much happier without those Cedars getting in the way.
|| Adam, 4:07 PM

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