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Recent comments


Re: Outhouse Next to Compost

The compost heap makes me smile ;0)) Classic.

Re: Holiday Container

Nice job! I like how you used the lights.

Re: Need Some Help Identifying This Plant (Once Again)

I don't know what they are either, but maybe you have been blessed with a great opportunity. How about propagating and putting them up for sale?

Re: raised beds

You have inspired me. It's kinda funny too. The Rail Road ties used in our retaining wall have seen better days, and we have a bunch of cement blocks. Most of all I really admire what you did using the spacing as planters instead of capping them off.

Re: A Gardener can never have too many containers - Nor can they be too big......

Well, have you written your book yet?
This definitely has the WOW factor!

Re: Garden Piano

I like your piano player. Does he have a name? Would you tell us more about him(?), like how did you make him?