. . . until its place is needed for food production.
I thought I'd take you all through the grim steps of removing my butterfly bush (which my neighbors pointed out did attract a lot of butterflies) to make room for a fig tree, which I will be purchasing later this week.
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First I chopped off the branches. |
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Then I dug all around the roots. |
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This job was complicated by the little rhubarb stalks coming up--this is our second plant we're attempting to establish for our rhubarb supply; I was praying that I wouldn't knock off the stalks while digging. |
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Viola! Mission accomplished! |
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And then there was none (though there was still rhubarb!). |
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