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Made a start on the garden.

Before in main image. After below there's still a bit to clear on face of the steps but I didn't do it yet. Also cleared a bunch of brambles from around the Pampas grass but there's loads to go.

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Yeah, it's not huge but somewhere to sit and some berry bushes and veg.

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Nice broom. A little mildew soap and a hose would get those slate? steps popping. Solid start though

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lemmy.world

I used a hoe to get the big bits off, did scratch the stone a few times..

I've not used mildew soap but will have a look as the steps could do with something extra.

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lemmy.world

I'd never expect such thoughts from you, Cock_Inspecting_Asexual.

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feddit.uk

Is this England? It’s been nice weather today, we’re doing the same thing.

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Really had very nice weather all day. Wales, so right next door 🇬🇧

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lemm.ee

Nice! I can see the potential. Gonna look super good someday soon

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Yeah it gets a fair bit of sunshine in the spring and summer 🌞

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lemmy.ca

My wife would kill me for removing that moss, no matter how much of a tripping hazard it was!

I was also out in the garden and she yelled at me for killing the moss as I was digging out burdock roots.

Your garden looks very nice, it looks cozy

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lemmy.world

Yeah, I didn't really think about the eco aspect of clearing the moss! But as you mention, it is a bit of a trip hazard so I think it's justified 😬

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She mostly likes it for its looks I think

I think cutting it back on stone stairs is a good idea

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