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Image 1 — I think I’ve finally come to terms that I’m a soft autumn… 🍂
Image 2 — I think I’ve finally come to terms that I’m a soft autumn… 🍂
Image 3 — I think I’ve finally come to terms that I’m a soft autumn… 🍂
Image 4 — I think I’ve finally come to terms that I’m a soft autumn… 🍂
Image 5 — I think I’ve finally come to terms that I’m a soft autumn… 🍂
Image 6 — I think I’ve finally come to terms that I’m a soft autumn… 🍂
Image 7 — I think I’ve finally come to terms that I’m a soft autumn… 🍂
Image 8 — I think I’ve finally come to terms that I’m a soft autumn… 🍂
Image 9 — I think I’ve finally come to terms that I’m a soft autumn… 🍂

I think I’ve finally come to terms that I’m a soft autumn… 🍂

I was in between warm spring, fall and soft autumn but when i look at other soft autumn examples… deep down i know that’s probably what i am. thoughts? i love bright fun colors, so hoping to fall in love with this palette!

u/South-Regular-7286 — 6 days ago

Help me cover this raccoon den

Okay so we bought this house around 5 years ago and their house wasn’t always this bad…. over this past year you can literally see into their attic. they said they are going to fix it but until then there is nothing we can really do about it. we just invested in a brand new fence and are totally revamping our backyard. their back yard is also entirely black berry brambles but that’s an issue for another day. I need some sort of hedge here that will grow super quickly and hide this monstrosity. I was thinking arborvitae’s because they’re really cheap at home depot right now for giant ones but honestly not sure if that’s the best choice for this situation. this is north facing, gets part sun but def isn’t full sun by any means.

Also considered a laurel but not sure which one is best - looking for a non-invasive option for sure!

u/South-Regular-7286 — 5 months ago