The soil that we dug out of the hole for the fish pond was dumped in five separate mounds throughout The Big Bush Garden and then mulched over. We'll then use these as sites to plant more low shrubs. The mounds will break up the rather flat topography of The Big Bush Garden and make it more visually interesting as well as create more habitat for all the Bush Critters I hope will take up residence there, like...
the owner of this shed skin, which I suspect is the green tree snake we saw last week. It's very heartening to me when I see signs of life like this in The Big Bush Garden. On Saturday a small goanna, a bit under a metre, came pelting out from some of the shrubs in this garden and made a bolt from this garden down across the lawn for some reason. Was nice to see!
The soil that we dug out of the hole for the fish pond was dumped in five separate mounds throughout The Big Bush Garden and then mulched over. We'll then use these as sites to plant more low shrubs. The mounds will break up the rather flat topography of The Big Bush Garden and make it more visually interesting as well as create more habitat for all the Bush Critters I hope will take up residence there, like...
the owner of this shed skin, which I suspect is the green tree snake we saw last week. It's very heartening to me when I see signs of life like this in The Big Bush Garden. On Saturday a small goanna, a bit under a metre, came pelting out from some of the shrubs in this garden and made a bolt from this garden down across the lawn for some reason. Was nice to see!
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