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If we persist, I do not doubt that by age 96 or so we will all have gardens we are pleased with, more or less.
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5 comments:
I am looking forward to your new blog. I am a new garden blogger in Texas (http://gardenfences.wordpress.com), but I have an interest in NC gardens. I helped my dad's wife revamp a small perennial garden in Raleigh early in the summer (See "A New Garden" in the June Archives). I'm always looking for recommendations for her rather shaded garden. Keep up the great work!
My Mom is a gardner from El Paso, Texas via Austin, Texas. We now live in Colorado Springs, CO and boy she has really become adept at planting in clay. Good thing I have a dog run or the back yard where she gardens would be a mess.
Interesting post you got here. It would be great to read a bit more concerning this theme. Thank you for sharing this info.
The only thing it would be great to see here is such photo like on california escorts :)
Sexy Lady
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Thank You
Its very nice an excellent blog post
Not much of a gardener but trying to build a veggie garden of my own :) We had our old garden landscaped with water features but after a few years, I decided to convert it into something better.
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