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S1E14 Shaping a Stone House With Craft, Character, and Bold Design

Lauren and David continue transforming their old house, blending bold design choices with the craftsmanship of skilled carpenters who help bring th...

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The Meadow

S1E13 Perennial Planting and the First Signs of Life in the New Meadow

Season 1, Episode 13 • 11m

Lauren and David deepen their rewilding efforts by planting perennials chosen to strengthen the native meadow and attract pollinators. Power outages and a new utility line challenge their watering routine, but sprouts push through the soil, signaling progress. The day ends with an Eastern Bluebird’s first visit—a small but joyful sign that the landscape is beginning to flourish.

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perennials, planting, wildflower meadow, native plants, rewilding, pollinators, landscaping, garden design, outdoor project, sustainable living, nature inspired, wildlife habitat, sprouts, microgreens, Eastern Bluebird, restoration, ecological design, gardening, seasonal planting, meadow project

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