Do I have a yard? Nope! But my curated internet knows what I love to see! 🙌



by H_G_Bells

16 Comments

  1. Junior-Cut2838

    So much better. Hope you have inspired your neighbors as well

  2. glendaleterrorist

    Is there a best time of year to do this?
    Zone 8a

  3. YarnPartyy

    We need an update when those sunflowers are in full bloom! This is looking so lovely already.

  4. woolen_goose

    Hi fellow Michigan friend!! It is so lush and green outside right now, I love this season.

  5. LOL. My Instagram homepage is filled with dog and cat videos, and now pet food ads. I don’t have a pet, either.

  6. SeaniMonsta

    I really hope that the whole status symbol of maintaining the “perfect lawn” becomes replaced with the “perfect native meadow.” That’d be great. Keep it up OP!

  7. I did this many years ago. It has been interesting watching it develop. Really get to know invasive species so you can spot them and take care of it ASAP. And get a milkweed patch going for sure. I started one close to the house with three plants 3/4 years ago and I bet there are 40/50 plants out there now. I do two swipes for my main paths and one swipe for my “secret path” and I used to to do a weedeater for my super secret path. Ha. I always thought kids would love it and last week my grand babies and I went down and had a picnic in the soft rain under a redbud that I planted many years ago. I planted redbuds at the entry to any path (sometimes just a deer trail that goes through the woods).

  8. Revolutionary-Use136

    Please please please keep us updated. this is wonderful!

  9. v_vam_gogh

    Long grass is better than short grass. 🤷‍♂️

  10. netflix_n_knit

    I have a friend who did this and it was such a delight to visit. We’re in Michigan too. What a fun coincidence.

  11. “I just throw seeds and they grow”, “there’s no maintenance” lmao

  12. myfavhobby_sleep

    She’s not lying when she says her lawn was a wasteland.

    That’s a perfect description when something is sterile.

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