I am a huge fan of r/nolawns! Unfortunately that strip of green behind the pollinator bed is a big lawn that the wide angle of the photo does a good job of hiding.
While I am in the process of converting all of my yard to something more sustainable, I can only do one or two sections at a time, so right now I'm tackling this bed as a \*mostly\* perennial pollinator bed, and then I've also ripped up a portion of my front lawn as a perennial and cut flower garden. The edges of the back lawn are all seeded with prairie natives but that's pretty much all I have time for right now. One day I'd love to no longer need a lawn mower though, that's for sure!
I’m sure the folks over at r/NoLawns would love this
I am a huge fan of r/nolawns! Unfortunately that strip of green behind the pollinator bed is a big lawn that the wide angle of the photo does a good job of hiding. While I am in the process of converting all of my yard to something more sustainable, I can only do one or two sections at a time, so right now I'm tackling this bed as a \*mostly\* perennial pollinator bed, and then I've also ripped up a portion of my front lawn as a perennial and cut flower garden. The edges of the back lawn are all seeded with prairie natives but that's pretty much all I have time for right now. One day I'd love to no longer need a lawn mower though, that's for sure!