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Garden Photo of the Day

Garden Photo of the Day

"Driftwood" and grasses

comments (3) May 28th, 2010 in blogs
MichelleGervais Michelle Gervais, Senior Editor
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This is Barbara Weirich's Benton Harbor, Michigan, fall garden, where she took advantage of a fallen tree branch to create a beachy atmosphere with flowing grasses.

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Comments (3)

SonnyRay writes: It's a beautiful blend; and presents a great transition to the beach! Nicely done! SonnyRay Tavenner Posted: 6:05 pm on September 30th
jaqui writes: oops that piece of driftwood looks like a giant snake, me no like snakes...ok if you like it...sorry Posted: 9:19 pm on June 9th
Oksana_in_SC writes: That is SOOOOO picturesque!!! Looks like a big old snake crawling out there in the grasses... Great pic! Posted: 8:18 am on May 28th
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