RestorationOS

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From deck photo · Jun 28, 2026

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6/28/2026

The analysis of the deck photo shows changes around the deck area, including the addition of native planting and vegetation ground cover. There is a concrete table that aligns with the current 'Concrete Table / Grape Pergola' zone, indicating some landscaping adjustments. The existing spatial layout appears consistent, with no major structures removed or added beyond vegetation.

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Needs attention

Recent signals from the land — water, plants, infrastructure, and open work.

Remove leftover wood and debris

Suggestion: Clear hazards and keep water and service access open — reuse useful material on-site where it fits the design.

Rain Barrel Zone · HIGH

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Improve herb protection from groundhogs

Basil and parsley need better protection from groundhog damage.

Suggestion: Protect the vulnerable plants first, then look for access routes along edges and habitat you can live with.

Front Yard · HIGH

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Fixed viewpoints to capture the same scene over time — growth, seasons, and change.

Second-Story Deck Overview

Semi-aerial backyard view from the second-story deck.

2 photos · Deck / Under-Deck Area

Recent memories

Clover Path · Jun 28

No flagstones yet. Grass and clover are quickly dominating the edges. I’m not sure yet if I want to go through and lower the path a bit to flatten it out and build up the garden mounds.

Rain Barrel Zone · Jun 28

The rain barrel filled quickly during the last storm. I had to empty it partially during the storm because the overflow was not sufficient and the barrel started changing shape, bowing the top black grate cover. I also need another soaker hose to run from the lower drain into the future market garden area. There is also a ton of leftover wood and debris I need to get rid of here.

Conversation Pit · Jun 28

Pit looks generally good. The grass on the east side look a little dry, even though I have been watering 60 mins per morning with drip irrigation. The grapes look good, with the northwest one performing the best. The other grapes have browner/yellower leaves. I am guessing this is due to a heavier quantity of wood chips in their soil.

North Fence Hugel Mound · Jun 28

Basil and parsley are back after previously being eaten by groundhog. This beautiful white small flower is popping up along the edges and I love that. Clematis is looking sad. Sage, lavender on top of the mound is looking good. Fruit trees are bushing out. Strawberries are mostly not present, but there are a few plants that did seem to survive. Elderberry in the back by the side of the shed is absolutely massive. Blueberry is sad.