I saw the sparkly things at the nursery and coveted them. :D We've had plastic reflectors on stakes, but they don't stay put very well. A rock will not budge easily. Once the ground thaws, I'll have a go at cleaning the edge of the wagonwheel garden to figure out where to fit the new one(s) permanently and then dig down a little.
>> Thank you so much for the tour! <<
You're welcome. :D I post these when I have a chance, often a lot in spring and some in summer. If you hit the Photo tag in my blog you can find the older ones.
>> I did wind up joining the Gardening community, too, so thank you for that encouragement also. It's so motivating and inspiring to see what other folks do with their gardens.<<
Yay! I love that people share things from many different habitats.
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Date: 2025-03-03 06:22 pm (UTC)I saw the sparkly things at the nursery and coveted them. :D We've had plastic reflectors on stakes, but they don't stay put very well. A rock will not budge easily. Once the ground thaws, I'll have a go at cleaning the edge of the wagonwheel garden to figure out where to fit the new one(s) permanently and then dig down a little.
>> Thank you so much for the tour! <<
You're welcome. :D I post these when I have a chance, often a lot in spring and some in summer. If you hit the Photo tag in my blog you can find the older ones.
>> I did wind up joining the Gardening community, too, so thank you for that encouragement also. It's so motivating and inspiring to see what other folks do with their gardens.<<
Yay! I love that people share things from many different habitats.