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#landscaping — Public Fediverse posts

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  1. Seeing all the yellow lawns in the UK via vloggers right now, it gets across to me that now would be a perfect time to sheet mulch them or solarize them and do some soil building, but people would probably complained about how it looked (as if dead turf grass is much better...)

    #ClimateChange #Drought #Horticulture #Landscaping

  2. Seeing all the yellow lawns in the UK via vloggers right now, it gets across to me that now would be a perfect time to sheet mulch them or solarize them and do some soil building, but people would probably complained about how it looked (as if dead turf grass is much better...)

    #ClimateChange #Drought #Horticulture #Landscaping

  3. Seeing all the yellow lawns in the UK via vloggers right now, it gets across to me that now would be a perfect time to sheet mulch them or solarize them and do some soil building, but people would probably complained about how it looked (as if dead turf grass is much better...)

    #ClimateChange #Drought #Horticulture #Landscaping

  4. Seeing all the yellow lawns in the UK via vloggers right now, it gets across to me that now would be a perfect time to sheet mulch them or solarize them and do some soil building, but people would probably complained about how it looked (as if dead turf grass is much better...)

  5. Seeing all the yellow lawns in the UK via vloggers right now, it gets across to me that now would be a perfect time to sheet mulch them or solarize them and do some soil building, but people would probably complained about how it looked (as if dead turf grass is much better...)

    #ClimateChange #Drought #Horticulture #Landscaping

  6. #Cotoneaster #berries. They're similar to firethorn plants but are thornless with serated leaf margins. Their flowers & fruits are toxic for humans but have excellent #WildlifeValue.
    These are #larval food plants for several insects. Their flowers attract many #pollinators. Their fruits are eaten by multiple birds - blackbirds especially love eating these berries in Winter.
    It's been cultivated by landscapers for wildlife value & soil erosion prevention. It's grown in many public & private areas around here - I see it almost everywhere. Birds have spread their seeds afar.

    I don't know which variety of cotoneaster this is - there are a lot of varieties.

    Spotted at Burnside Medical Clinic parking lot.

    #PlantID #botanical #nature #Saanich #horticulture #VictoriaBC #plants #landscaping #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #PacificNorthwest #PNW #shrubs #hedges #PoisonousForHumans