Having grass sounds like, doesn’t everyone have grass, what’s the big deal?
Not at the Love Shack. The last two years, the front lawn, like the rest of the cottage has been under construction.
The water issues have had the front lawn dug up a few times.
First to put in the new cistern.
Leaving behind the big pile of dirt.
Then, again this Spring when the lid had shifted on the holding tank and we found out the pipes to the holding tank needed to be replaced.
After five yards of soil was delivered and leveled, we had a brown front yard.
The next project was to rake up and loosen the soil and three large bags of grass seed was laid on top and raked into the new soil.
After that it was the waiting game with Mother Nature, who gave us tons of rain in the Spring and none in the end of Summer.
And finally on our trip up this past weekend, we had a front yard that was actually green.
As happy as we were to see the grass, we also had to laugh. You got it, another lawn that had to be mowed.
Building The Love Shack 
Happy new garden! I remember many years ago (when I lived in a different climate) seeding the lawn. It was brown brown brown then one day I looked out and suddenly it was green. Perhaps all your neighbors and you could share a goat?
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That’s too funny I have threatening my husband for years with buying goat.
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