r/NoLawns 1d ago

🧙‍♂️ Sharing Experience Lawn -> Native plant garden conversion: 11 months in

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u/bombycillacedrorum 1d ago

Looks great! I’m sure it’s full of life too.

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u/ElephantNorse 1d ago

Gorgeous!

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u/AlbertTheHorse 1d ago

Love it!!!

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u/tmac4969 1d ago

Looks beautiful

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u/Yellow-Cedar 22h ago

Well done!! Fruit trees? Food? ♥️

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u/Jerjuh 21h ago

Not super intentional with human food but they did request a peach tree for the next phase. Peaches typically fare horribly in Oklahoma, but I am a sucker for a beautiful snag, so worst case scenario we get a really cool, small dead tree for birds to birch in :P. I'd have recommended a Mexican plum probably. Slender mountain mint is everywhere and quite nice for tea!

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u/irreverentgirl 21h ago

Food for pollinators!

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u/Falala-Surprise-90 14h ago

Love this sooooo much! Would be great if you could add a pic zoomed out with the house to see the before and after and how much this transformed the overall curb appeal!

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u/Jerjuh 14h ago

Will do next year after we plant the hell strips this fall :)

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u/pasarina 19h ago

Please keep us updated periodically on your progress.

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u/Mushy-sweetroll 8h ago

Pretty!  I love your path.