[-] JonBrohauge@feddit.dk 2 points 5 months ago

As a kid I remember you really couldn't go anywhere without getting flying insects in your mouth. Driving for a short distance and you almost couldn't look out the windshield. All this is gone. During Covid total lockdown, like almost everyone else, we got bored.

We have now basically reworked our garden, from the traditional "spotless grass lawn and flower beds", to a place where all forms of indeginous wildlife are welcome. We now have two large self-regulating flower beds in taking up about a third of our garden space. It is a pleasure to see all different kinds of birds at the feeders that we didn't see previously. All kinds of wild bees and other winged insects frequent our garden. Our lawn is full of unnamed plants and some small ant colonies.

Once a year, on her way to a lake nearby, a duck comes into our garden to show off her new ducklings and to take a break and a swim in our small water feature.

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submitted 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago) by JonBrohauge@feddit.dk to c/gardening@lemmy.world

Adding a little bit of beach theme on our terrasse. Three pots of Leymus arenarius, sandy garden earth, and a bit of white granite gravel.

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[-] JonBrohauge@feddit.dk 1 points 9 months ago

FWIW. We patch our hosts one at a time with a combination of bash-scripts and Ansible

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