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Planting and grass

We ordered some plants and grass from a garden shop in Klaeng. The garden workers normally works in a factory during daytime, so a lot of work is done in the evenings. Here is some work done over two days and some results.

Preparations

First grass in place

More grass in place

The big tree on the left was planted this evening too. I do not know any western name on it, but will have nice flowers (according to Ang).

More grass, most of the grass is called "Japanese grass", but the grass used in the shade areas in the back of the parking is called "Malaysian grass".

Day after, results on the back.

Also on the back. Many cubic meters of waters was used during the planting. Today, there are one person just watering more to get the grass to survive.

Front side. A worker just started to plant grass in the holes in the "road" blocks.


Front

Ang planted some "Kroton" plants between the parking and the fence.

From the opposit land in front of our house.

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