April 2026
The grass is decomposing under the woodchips. Mycelium is developing in the woodchips and soil. I planted, tulip trees, White Oak, American Persimmon, Eastern Red Cedar, Eastern Redbud, Spicebush, and Blue Iris.
The grass is decomposing under the woodchips. Mycelium is developing in the woodchips and soil. I planted, tulip trees, White Oak, American Persimmon, Eastern Red Cedar, Eastern Redbud, Spicebush, and Blue Iris.
The natural world sustains life, yet modern systems often treat it as expendable. Stewardship is the practice of recognizing that land, water, soil, and living systems are not resources alone — they are foundations of life that deserve care and reciprocity. Why Stewardship Matters Human life depends on functioning ecosystems. Healthy soil, clean water, pollinators,…
Next, I discovered a website called Chip Drop. They delivered free wood chips. Then, I put a layer of cardboard and about 9-12 inches of woodchips over the cardboard on half the grass. I will do the other half later.
I started by testing a small area. I removed the grass and added wood chips to create a path and a planting area. I planted wild flowers and milkweed.