We've been making good use of the local landscaper and their free trailer use. Inbound with a couple of trailer loads of good soil, and outbound with bags of green waste and later, bags of of flax to landfill. Flax jams the mulchers so it's not green waste.
Mish wanted to raise the two grevillea we bought so that was trailer load one (and much shovelling).
They are going to look fantastic when they bulk out.
The crab apple by the front door is looking lovely at the moment. The last leaves are hanging on and its spread is coming up and out just the way we hoped it would. Underneath it is the rare non flowering banksia 😞
In the rain:
We've begun a clean up down the bottom of the drive. The silver birch and feijoa trees there are old as the house I reckon. They've been unpruned and jammed with flax and weedy grasses which are now all dispatched into the big garden bags (working in the rain, yay!).
Trunk of the feijoa is a great colour. We can see it now.
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