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Saturday, May 28, 2011
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Gardening for Nature: Biodiversity starts at home (presentation)
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Learning about (SE US) native plants
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Our gardening assistant
Woody in stream at Biltmore
Wildflowers and Plant Communities of the Southern Appalachian Mountains and PIedmont
My gardening companion's recent book
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Growing a kitchen garden
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Year-round kitchen garden presentation
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Sedums and raised beds
Tomatoes, peppers, and beans
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Mocha (2000-2011)
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Developing our garden
Winter 1994 - Front yard
Starting to plant
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Putting in saplings
Front yard
July 1999
From the house
It's hard to see the street anymore.
Front yard today
Looking up towards house
Backyard 1994
Look at the neighbors!
Starting to plant
Saplings and TS -1994
Backyard today
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No more neighbors...
View from the porch
time to relax
2 comments:
What an eye-catching red. It's lovely.
What a neat color.
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