Why I Bought a PowerTrac 425

[pajoube]

Trenches filled in and 200 cotoneaster plants placed in the ground 18 inches part.
Fabric is laid out next to the trench to make slots for the plants. Then fabric is
lifted over the plants and put through the slots. Stapled down and the job is
complete. My wife is finishing the planting of 250 ornamental grasses
(51 varieties).
PJ

 

[pajoube]

Planting completed
PJ

 

[pajoube]

Different view of finished project.
PJ

 

[pajoube]

Bark put down on the ornamental grass planting.
PJ

 

[pajoube]

Ready for grass seed on the walking paths.
PJ

 

[pajoube]

Newly planted grass coming up and filling in.
PJ

 

[pajoube]

Another view
PJ

 

[pajoube]

You will notice each lane is designed as walking paths. The ornamental grasses will reach from 6 to 12 feet giving each lane a distinct private view.
PJ

 

[pajoube]

Here I am totally worn out.
PJ

 

[pajoube]

I hope you enjoyed these photos. I could not have started or attempted to complete a project of this size without my 425. It was used daily and will continue in the future to maintain the project (only half planted). It is a 5-year project to get the grasses strong and full to be used as a wall for the walking paths.
We will open this to the public for weddings, photos, and garden tours, for no charge. The criteria is they must donate to a charity.
PJ