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#SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChangeGardening #gardening #NativePlants

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So I’ve been super busy. After rains, there’s been standing water in a dip in the lawn - this is bad living next to a marsh that gets flooded in hurricanes.

So I built a huge organic flood wall on top of that dip that will be filled in with native plants and raised beds/pots. The plants and organic matter will hopefully absorb water that creeps up from the marsh.

It’s 39ft long, 8-10ft wide, 1ft high and amoeba shaped.

A collection of potted plants surrounded by wire mesh for protection, situated on a bed of wood chips. The pots vary in color and size, and some have plant stakes. Plants are tomatoes, peppers, different eugenias and a citrus.
A collection of small, potted plants arranged in a circular formation. There are various seedlings growing in rectangular paper pots and a larger plastic terracotta pot in the center. The area is surrounded by a mesh for protection, with green grass visible in the background. Plants are sneezeweed, wild rye, horrid thistle, native maypops, yellow crownbeard, native serviceberries, sweet pepper bush, lyre leaf sage. Seedlings not pictured: lots of evening primrose, black swamp blueberry, asters, azure sage, mountain mint, jumpseed, boehmeria, blue loebelia, fleabane and toadflax
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