Making Mulch Pathways

I updated my yard to include mulch pathways. Over 20 years ago, I told my neighbor that I wanted paths and flowers in my back yard. I finally got around to making some mulch pathways. Watch the follow up video from September of same year: • Making Mulch Pathways ...

[@MsBL32]

You are amazing at 70. I’m looking for inspiration for my pathways through my garden. So thank you!!

[@ronintennessee4013]

Thank you! I am pleased that you enjoyed it. The pathways are still amazing this spring as the new flowers are coming up.

[@usamom]

What a lot of work. Great gardens!!

[@ronintennessee4013]

Thank you, Skitters! Indeed it is a lot of work, and I am grateful that I am able to do it.

[@cookielady7662]

Stumbled across this video and absolutely loved it. Your garden is lovely and your animal friends are wonderful. Thank you for sharing.

[@ronintennessee4013]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! The September 2023 video of the pathways includes hummingbirds, and views of some of Cosmos wildflowers that grew to over 7 feet tall.

[@tjzspirit8134]

Absolutely beautiful! Very much an inspiration that’s a lot of hard work. Thank you for sharing look forward to the updates.

[@ronintennessee4013]

Thank you so much, tjzspirit! I appreciate your kind words.

[@maybeebuzzy2265]

YAY you tube suggested your channel and I subscribed within a minute.
I'm looking forward to seeing your yard and garden turn into a yarden🤩
Listening to the birds and fountains must be heavenly. Thanks for sharing!

[@ronintennessee4013]

Thank you, MayBeeBuzzy! I have not seen the word, "yarden" before. I love that. Heavenly is a good description of how it makes me feel. It's all a gift from God.

[@christileach4644]

You did a beautiful job! Thank you for sharing.

[@ronintennessee4013]

Thank you, Christi!

[@jannettezaldana944]

I love it! Your an amazing inspiration 🌸🌻 I’m in Minnesota so tulips and daffodils are just coming up😊

[@ronintennessee4013]

Thank you, Janette! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@camirichardson7485]

WOW! That's a lot of hard work. I have five different paths that run through my back garden that is on a slope. Over the years, as the mulch breaks down the weeds love to grow in it. My mulch also washes away with every downpour we get. Seems I am forever raking it back into place. I put in a stone dry bed down the slope and tried to direct the water in such a way it will run under the bridge my husband and son-in-law built for me. Gardening is hard, but the beauty and effort is also enjoyable. I hope you will consider putting a mass of daffodil bulbs this fall. I don't bother with tulips as the squirrels unearth them and eat them. They don't seem to like daffie bulbs however. YAY! Hope your growing season is a great one!

[@ronintennessee4013]

Thank you, Cami! My wife's maiden name is Richardson. She's from Richmond, Indiana. I like spring flowers like daffodils. I do need to plant some.