Rebecca Cellabee wrote:I would seed with clover either in early spring or early fall if you have mild winters. It's drought tolerant and feels nice and doesn't grow too high and fixes nitrogen.
Good idea! Ever an issue with bees stinging you becuz it’s in the path?
We love bees. We have lavenders and sages and rosemary’s and lots and lots of bees:) But was at a park one time that had clover and got stung…. Lol maybe it’s just my own negative connection to clover.
“Only when the last tree has been cut down, the last fish been caught , and the last stream poisoned, will we realize we can’t eat money. “