The Wood Chips
We all know that wood chips can come in handy.
In a wide variety of colors and textures, they are used to retain moisture around shrubs and trees. Some are cedar, some are red while others are brown or black. In fact, some are even artificial.
People use them to beautify their perennial gardens and yards, placing them strategically in between plants.
Others use them to adorn walkways, fences and patios for a well manicured look while reducing weeds.
In a wide variety of colors and textures, they are used to retain moisture around shrubs and trees. Some are cedar, some are red while others are brown or black. In fact, some are even artificial.
People use them to beautify their perennial gardens and yards, placing them strategically in between plants.
Others use them to adorn walkways, fences and patios for a well manicured look while reducing weeds.
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| Johnny Jump-Ups are NOT weeds! |
Well, leave it to me...
I found three strays.
Anybody want to guess where?
....to be continued
Sharing the mystery with you and those at
Good Fences
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Comments
I'm betting your wood chips turned up indoors somewhere. Bedroom?
3 stray chips...somewhere unusual and possibly put there by a bird or four legged critter. Many times I find pieces of pea gravel in the bird feeder.
i like the 2nd shot with the rock wall and 2 fences!
Diana