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ANewLeaf

Stittsville, ON, CA
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Recent comments


Re: Carol Jean's garden in Wisconsin

I like the fence made out of trellis sections. Very creative and attractive soulution. Will keep in mind for making a gate.

posted: 10:44 am on February 5th  

Re: READER PHOTOS! Cynthia's garden in Kansas

Love the contrast in texture and colors of the Sedum and Hostas'

posted: 9:46 am on March 7th  

Re: Happy New Year!!

Grow edibles like swiss chard amongst my perennial and shrubs.

posted: 9:01 am on January 2nd  

Re: Upcycling in the garden...

Would be a great way to use the cute "crocs" when the kids out-grow them. Nail several to a tree.

posted: 1:11 pm on December 28th