Looking down a planting bed. Dark soil is covered with an arch of shade cloth. The opening has a pile of tan and brown shavings from my Romneya that is massive and creates more greens than I can put into green recycling or compost pile.

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   Bed 3:
   About 3' x 15'

   3 total rows. Half the bed is Liatris from local nursery seed sale. Other half is cornflower, Centaurea, from my own seed harvested this spring.

   Pic shows the end of the row. I didn't have enough length of shade cloth to protect from birds. So, I'm relying on some of my chipped Romneya to help discourage the resident Towhee family from rototilling the bed for me.