Well, better late then never and although I have to start from ground zero, I am not afraid to try. Annoyed by the clump of plants smothering each other in a back corner of my yard, I decided to take action, pruning action. I first practiced with shapes and angles of cutting. Then I got to the heart of the matter and unveiled a potentially lovely honeysuckle tree.
I felt slightly bad for killing a living plant that actually also had its beautiful points. For example, it frequently bloomed these delicate purple flowers and stayed the same light shade of green all year round. It also doubled as cover up of those unsightly cable boxes. It had grown too wild and it was either the Texas Sage or the Honeysuckle. I chose the latter because of the cute little humming birds that seem to adore the yellow flowers. With a little grooming and proper neighboring plants, I hope to have that area be a restful oasis in the back. We'll see. I'll have to banish the fire ants first.
2 comments:
you should get a giant magnifying glass and position it outside so the sun shines through it and fries all those fireants!
I feel the same way about my college education. I could have taken the opportunity to learn so many useful things. OOOhh, I remember those terrible San Antonio fire ants. Liezl sure does too.
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