I had an earlier post about a house I pass by when I walk downtown that has a really wild front yard. This is the front yard of a house I walk by when I’m going in the other direction. It’s not quite as flowery, but it definitely goes for the wild look.
And here’s a picture taken from the other side.
I know people who don’t like this sort of thing but I think it’s actually a lot of work (though you it’s true you don’t have to spend as much time cutting the lawn). I don’t think I would be able to manage it, but I do have the same sort of thing going on in my front garden.
Alex Good 
I like it! A haven for wildlife too I bet.
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Yeah I wouldn’t be surprised if there are some critters who like hanging out in there!
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Hope they don’t have cats 🤣
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I sometimes see cats out in that neighbourhood, but not that many. Lots of rabbits, especially this time of year. And squirrels. And a fox.
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So is that controlled chaos? Because I look at that and think “there’s someone who just let their yard go straight to pot. What a bunch of white trash” and continue walking by.
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I think it’s laid out purposefully. I don’t think it’s just been let go. They probably put a fair bit of work into it.
My garden is a bit more white trash.
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It only counts as white trash if there’s a tshirt hanging on a fence/tree/whatever, or the weeds are up to your shoulders OR there is a pile of garbage in the middle of it. Everything else is just regular trashy 😀
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I thought cars without any tires up on cinder blocks also had to be included. Either way, sounds like I’m in the clear!
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I think the car/cinder block issue divides the community. Some say it has to be there, some say otherwise. I’m of the mind that if it’s there, it’s definitely white trash, but it’s absence doesn’t mean it isn’t white trash.
I feel like there’s some grant money to be had for studying this issue. You get your government to fund you, I’ll take half the money and I’ll write up a couple of blog posts and we’ll call it a day.
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