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| The front yard, de-lawned garden coming in. Should be ready next year. |
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| The 2007 garden evolving and morphing. |
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| Working in a presentation, remembering my first "garden." |
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| Tripling the back prairie garden with seeds, divisions, & seedlings. |
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| The front yard, de-lawned garden coming in. Should be ready next year. |
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| The 2007 garden evolving and morphing. |
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| Working in a presentation, remembering my first "garden." |
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| Tripling the back prairie garden with seeds, divisions, & seedlings. |
How deeply satisfying to look back to that!
ReplyDeleteTai -- That's just plain ole Rudbeckia hirta. :)
ReplyDeleteYou should volunteer to plant small plots
ReplyDeleteof flowers on your neighbor's properties. Your yard is nice, but if the area surrounding your immediate environs is bereft of flowering plants, it seems to have little benefit.
You can tell them Nebraskans need all the help they can get
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