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My Gardens

comments (1) September 22nd, 2009 in gallery

Catherine_Dougherty Catherine_Dougherty, member
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The sunken garden and the fish pond
Grandmothers antique fire grate with purslane
Fevefew, lantana, and larkspur 
It was the year of the oxalis
The frog pond. The Frog Princess is contemplating the nature of things and discussing it with her subjects.
The sunken garden and the fish pond Click the image to enlarge.

The sunken garden and the fish pond

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My garden has three levels; it has been a 34 year labor of love!


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vin74 writes: Very beautiful and most impressive! 34 year and counting give me hope. I've been only working on mine for the past 7 years. With still much to do!
Keep up the great work! Posted: 10:40 pm on October 16th
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