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We had a very busy day today which explains why it is almost one in the morning and I am still awake. I have pending tasks to do and I want to finish them before I go to sleep. Anyhow, we went to the park and had a picnic, then we headed to the next town to visit my brother-in-law. When we came back, I mowed the grass and did some gardening. Glad that Spring is finally setting in. I can see my irises with buds already and I wish that I have some Scotts Florida Select Natural Eucalyptus Mulch to spread in my flower beds. I have no budget for mulch yet but I am saving some so I can put some necessary mulch in my garden. For those who knows me well, you know that I love gardening. That's my favorite hobby during warm days.
As you can see in the first photo, we gave our front yard a lift by adding some rocks and plants. We bought a truck load of rocks and we spread them on the edges of the yard.
Here is a list of gardening supplies that you need when starting a project:
1. Shovel
2. Rake
3. Flower Pots
4. Gardening Soil
5. Scotts Nature Scapes mulch
6. Seedling or ready-to-transfer plants.
For sustainable gardening, Florida Select Mulch can elevate your landscaping project result because It is made from 100% Florida -grown Eucalyptus. Eucalyptus mulch is a sustainable Cypress alternative, grown in Florida, for Florida. If you are not in Florida, you can still use Scott's Nature Scape mulch which is available in 3 different colors which includes Classic Black, Sierra Red, and Deep Forest Brown. So what's special about Scott's mulch? No waste food is included so you don't have to worry about the smell. What I like about using mulch is that, it really prevents the weeds from coming up. So the next time you are looking for a good mulch to put in your garden, check out the products mentioned above.
We had a very busy day today which explains why it is almost one in the morning and I am still awake. I have pending tasks to do and I want to finish them before I go to sleep. Anyhow, we went to the park and had a picnic, then we headed to the next town to visit my brother-in-law. When we came back, I mowed the grass and did some gardening. Glad that Spring is finally setting in. I can see my irises with buds already and I wish that I have some Scotts Florida Select Natural Eucalyptus Mulch to spread in my flower beds. I have no budget for mulch yet but I am saving some so I can put some necessary mulch in my garden. For those who knows me well, you know that I love gardening. That's my favorite hobby during warm days. 
As you can see in the first photo, we gave our front yard a lift by adding some rocks and plants. We bought a truck load of rocks and we spread them on the edges of the yard.Here is a list of gardening supplies that you need when starting a project:
1. Shovel
2. Rake
3. Flower Pots
4. Gardening Soil
5. Scotts Nature Scapes mulch
6. Seedling or ready-to-transfer plants.
For sustainable gardening, Florida Select Mulch can elevate your landscaping project result because It is made from 100% Florida -grown Eucalyptus. Eucalyptus mulch is a sustainable Cypress alternative, grown in Florida, for Florida. If you are not in Florida, you can still use Scott's Nature Scape mulch which is available in 3 different colors which includes Classic Black, Sierra Red, and Deep Forest Brown. So what's special about Scott's mulch? No waste food is included so you don't have to worry about the smell. What I like about using mulch is that, it really prevents the weeds from coming up. So the next time you are looking for a good mulch to put in your garden, check out the products mentioned above.
I used to put mulch on my garden but it got washed out so I decided to use rocks instead.
ReplyDeleteFirst time to learn about mulch. If you hate weeds then you need to buy this product.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely garden, if only I have a green thumb! I can follow books upon books of "how-to-graden" shenanigans but I can never grow a plant and see it live to more than a month or two. The most I can sustain a "living" plant is 6 months. That is my Guinness Book of World Records holder. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad i don't have to worry about beautifying our front yard because it's the manager that takes care of it. haven't used that kind of product yet too but i seen it from out neighbors
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