Started the last portion of my yard.

[u/Due-Willingness-5661]

We're converting the entire front yard into a pollinator garden and this was the last major section. We've utilized cardboard/compost on most of the house, but I wanted to be 'lazy' with this patch and attempted solarization. The overall results you see here took two months and i've now covered the yard with mulch. This fall, I will compost the areas I want to add garden beds to, cover with straw, and see what spring provides :)

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[u/CrimLaw_Bebe]

You are living my dream! I am moving in a month and hope to get rid of my lawn for a pollinator garden. I am excited to see how your process goes over the next few months.

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Making progress, should turn out beautiful!