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Just a spot of landscaping for the new palms

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Putting the new property machine to good use, a recent investment for landscaping my property an excavator. And I should have purchased it years ago. With so many new palms and exotic plants in the collection I have a lot of landscaping to do. Raised beds with good quality soil is the only way to go in my environment.

The original garden was done in this landscaping manner. Dig the whole are and remove the rocks, and use them for landscaping. Backfill with soil and plant.

Even the kookaburras have worked out that the excavator means disturbed soil and all sorts of critters to eat , iam sure I have a few exotic palms to fill this section up with!

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    You obviously know what you’re doing with that apparatus. Navigating the area with that density of growth could be tricky . Love the last pic with the onlooker! Harry

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    9 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

    You obviously know what you’re doing with that apparatus. Navigating the area with that density of growth could be tricky . Love the last pic with the onlooker! Harry

    Never get complacent on machinery, always think. If you feel the little toosh lifting of the seat you know then it’s time to think fast. It’s such a fun machine to use you would never grow up if you had one of these to muck around on. My only regret is I should purchased one when first got my property. The kookaburras are so clever they see the machine and go yep dinner time.

    I have some big plans for this area for a tropical garden, and the best bit is I have the tropicals for such an area.

    Richard

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