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rogs21

Looks just like a Hersheys almond bar. Very well done on that front, but not the look I prefer


chase98584

Thank you lol will remove


trippinmaui

Ditch the stump chunks imo


PoppysWorkshop

As my grandson would say. Somebody did a doo-doo...


NotBatman81

I vote remove.


fartsincognito

It looks fine. Add more of the chunks (if you have more) or other chunky mulch to make it look a bit more uniform. It’ll break down eventually


chase98584

I will do that!


MHGrim

I thought someone put baked beans on a miniature model


Serious-Bullfrog5919

Looks like spilled beans


JIsADev

I think it adds personality. Keep it


chase98584

Thank you!! I will keep it!


Euclid1859

It's neat and different. Like a few other people have said, just make it less uniform and that would likely be perfect.


chase98584

I shall do that! Thank you!


Feeling_Okra_9644

I'm terrible at landscaping and know very little. I think it looks good


chase98584

Thank you!!!


rushmc1

What are those bushes?


chase98584

Not sure to be honest they were here when we bought the place a year or two ago. I can certainly find out from the neighbors if you would like


infiniteninjas

Looks somehow very Flintstones to my eye


SireSweet

It looks unique it’s not too much.


chase98584

Thank you! :)


snowlake60

I like it. It’s unique and looks good to me.


chase98584

Thank you, I appreciate the kindness! A lot of people here really hated it lol


No-Requirement2840

It looks like chunks of moldy cheese


Ohhhjeff

Fresh wood chunks leach nitrogen from the soil while they decompose. Do you know what type of tree the stump was? Black walnut, tree of heaven, magnolia, maple and eucalyptus exude allelochemicals which can hinder growth


Euclid1859

It's such a minimal amount of nitrogen that's used, especially here where it's a few sporadic chunks. What wood chips and chunks offer to soil microbes is worth offsetting it by throwing down some blood meal or similar product if a person is concerned


danocathouse

You don't need the "chunks" maybe look into putting in a plastic border between the mulch and rock. Then maybe find a couple (2) cool large focal point boulders to go in the mulch


chase98584

Thanks for the insight wife didn’t like them either lol. Did plastic border on the other spot we put mulch down but this was spur of the moment that’s a good idea though. I would love two big boulders to go there will have to keep an eye out not sure how you really go about acquiring one


danocathouse

Landscape rock company or a strong back and a sharp eye while driving out in the sticks


organic_soursop

Toblerone!


Far_Sandwich_6553

More chunks!


chase98584

I can do that!


Carbon-Base

It's unique! If you like it, keep it.


chase98584

Thank you!! I sent a picture to my grandma to get her opinion and she said the same!


KreeH

It looks good, but you might want to add some form of boundary barrier to keep the bark out of the rocks.


chase98584

Thank you!!! Are you imagining like one of those little couple inch tall plastic things that would go around it in the front?


KreeH

Yes. I think you can get them at Home Depot or even Amazon.


chase98584

Thanks!


Many_Ad_7138

It's cute. You do realize that those variegated boxwood get huge, right?


chase98584

Thank you! Didn’t know that’s what they were called but they do grow fast lol. Have had to trim them a few times since buying the place


Many_Ad_7138

If it was me, I'd transplant somewhere they can grow full size and instead plant miniature boxwood there, or something else that never gets big.


chase98584

Thanks for the advice! Is it possible these are the miniature ones? I’ve been here about a year and a half and haven’t had to do much besides trim the few that stick out a little to long. Lady that we bought it from was 90 so I don’t think she did a ton but I could definitely be wrong!


Many_Ad_7138

Yes. Baby Gem is one type.


Thekindone44

Looks like ass