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The saga continues...In this second part of our DIY journey, I add more blocks to our recycled concrete retaining wall and take you on a little tour through our garden. It’s all about progress, creativity, and making the most of what we’ve got. Come along for a peaceful, earthy update!

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Part 2: We Be Building The Wall, Eat a Dandy and Update On Matts Tomatoes!

the saga continues...In this second part of our DIY journey, I add more blocks to our recycled concrete retaining wall and take you on a little tour through our garden. It’s all about progress, creativity, and making the most of what we’ve got. Come along for a peaceful, earthy update!

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David D

The tall flower spikes of the Pride of Tenerife are truly impressive. And to think that the plant has only been in the ground for a year or so is quite impressive. Thanks for sharing the progress on your garden.

David D

Oh, and don't let Rosa eat any part of the plant. It is toxic. In the San Francisco Bay Area the Pride of Tenerife or Pride of Madeira are considered very invasive. Beauty that comes at a cost.