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    Make a Succulent Topiary
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Recent comments


Re: 2012 Garden Conservancy Open Days: Win a Pair of Free Tickets

Being the owner of a small condo on a 34'x 100' foot lot, I'd love to see Hansel House garden which is on a lot just little larger, 50'x 100'. I tend to the collector style but recognize that it is probably a miscellaneous mess to everyone but me. So I'd love to get some ideas about making small beds easy on the eye without being dull.

posted: 12:00 pm on April 23rd  

Re: Protect Your Pets from Poisonous Plants: Biff's Ordeal

I'm very glad that Biff is OK and hope you have recovered too. On another subject - you don't say what your profession is but if you're not a writer, you should be. Your article was perfectly balanced between the serious and the humorous and, as I was reading, I was conscious of eagerly looking forward to each new sentence. Outstanding!

posted: 10:14 pm on July 12th