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My Favorite Containers!

comments (1) June 15th, 2009 in gallery

kareninky kareninky, member
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Coleus in the shade
Bumblee Buffet
Hibiscus after dark
Lots of color, no flowers!
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Container planting is like gardening in a microcosm--limited space, lots of impact!

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crazynana writes: Lots of color,no flowers,LARGE IMPACT! GREAT! Posted: 9:43 pm on September 9th
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