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The grass I don't have to mow!

comments (2) October 19th, 2009 in gallery

reggiejohnson reggiejohnson, member
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Many Spring transplants & new beds. Always so much to do & this is just the front of the house. A couple more beds & I'll only be mowing walking Paths!

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Woodfern writes: Hello Reggie: I too have a beautiful Standard poodle, just turned one year old
today...and there is pure magic in ornamental grasses..... Posted: 4:25 pm on November 16th
CoolGreenGardens writes: Reggie: It's great to see a gardener who know how to commit to an idea and plant with a bold hand! Love the backlighting.

Your blogging buddy...

Billy Goodnick, aka Cool Green Gardens blog Posted: 2:33 am on October 24th
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