Revenge of the locust trees! And no I did not rake these up. This is how thickly they carpet the ground at this point in the year. Mark filled 5 large contractor bags soley with locust pods yesterday while I did another 4 which were a mix of pods and leaves. Almost done.
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Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Garden ground cover
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