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Re: Win a copy of Designer Plant Combinations!

Our Adult Ed teacher, Billy Goodnick, showed us this book on Wednesday evening. Wow! It really has some neat pictures and philosophy. I'm trying to do a "make over" of my mostly juniper and grass suburban "yard". I hate that name. I took out the grass and when I finish, I'll always call it a "garden" like they do in England!