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Re: READER PHOTOS! Kielian's garden in Montana, revisited

One of the most beautiful, successfully designed gardens I've ever seen anywhere! More than that, though, it's in the heart of deer/moose/bear country!

The story of your garden would make wonderful reading for other mountain gardeners (and some of us in the lowlands and woodlands). Plant lists, info on fencing and wildlife considerations, successful and not-so-sucessful approaches would be greatly welcomed by other mountain gardeners.

Thank you for sharing photos of the beauty you've created!

posted: 1:24 pm on May 3rd