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mytinywelshgarden.home.blog
While rain as always welcome in my garden, especially after the long period of sunny and dry weather, I'd quite like it to stop now, please. Just while I plant some ox-eye daisies delivered from my brother's garden two weeks ago. I wouldn't mind, but the rain hasn't even helped with reducing my hayfever symptoms... |
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frogenddweller.wordpress.com
Cathy at Words and Herbs is already marking day four of her 'Week Of Flowers'. She is sharing bright, beautiful floral photos of flowers grown in her garden this year ... and she invites us to do the same, hopefully chasing away any winter-based glumness. Her post today includes some gorgeous pink flowers. I particularly... |
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ricksplantworld.blog
Previous garden When I first started this blog, having scrapped any that had gone before, it was mainly as a brain exercise, plus, not a little, nostalgia. I came across the Six on Saturday meme run by Jim Stephens atGarden Ruminationsand, through that, organically increased my presence on the web. This has prompted me to... |
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www.junkchiccottage.com
[AI summary] The user shared a detailed blog post about their experience with a new garden tool, the 'GardenPro 3000'. They describe how the tool made gardening easier, saved time, and improved their garden's appearance. They also mention the tool's durability and ease of use, and recommend it to others. The post includes photos of the tool and the garden before and after using it. The user also included a contact form and other blog links at the end. |
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