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Winter Garden

comments (1) January 21st, 2009 in gallery

valleyGal valleyGal, member
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Winter Pruning!
Dressed up for the holidays!
Winter wonderland.
Winter Pruning! Click the image to enlarge.

Winter Pruning!
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We've had a lot of snow this year, in our little valley.  The deer have had to look a bit harder for food.  We love watching them. This young deer has been around a lot lately, and we don't mind sharing!  In fact we have hung apple slices on that evergreen for her.  I imagine the hosta will suffer more in the spring, since we're encouraging the deer... perhaps we'll have to think of something less tasty to replace them with.

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Rosier10 writes: You are so lucky to see this just outside your window! I envy you. Posted: 2:35 pm on January 21st
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