sosaysmorvant

I'm thinking Live oak.

Just kidding. Yard too small and to nice to add a tree. Leave as is and maybe try the window tint.

Due to the rising cost of cypress (and other premium) mulch, I went with pine straw in 2025. It held up ok....just fades pretty fast in our climate. It was good enough to continue with it this spring.

Just wondering how y'all handle putting the new stuff down. Some areas are still "full" (the pine straw has not broken down much). Do you generally just add on top or remove the old and add new pine straw? Pine straw is difficult to put down.....just trying to see what other folks do before I tackle this project.

If I bought the bagged pine straw, I could put a thin layer on top to get the color back, but those bags are almost as expensive as cypress. The bagged pine starw is shredded and easier to put down.....just expensive.

MAGA!

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I believe he’s talking about making a large batch of gumbo and then portioning it into maybe ziploc bags to freeze.

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Yes. Cook a "big batch" then transfer into quart containers for future use.

Very reflective question. Perfect for the demographic here.

Chasing a buck, raising a 4 & 2 year old. Those were the days.

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Even consider removing the top row of stone to make the exposed roots a feature

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I like dis idea me.

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Capn' Crunch

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That shite with the red berries was str8 fire. Like a sugar injection at 6 in the morning.

I'd probably char everything to a crisp with that unit. Looks nice tho

Thank you for sharing

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With an F150

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You're gonna need a bigger truck