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ricksplantworld.blog | ||
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mytinywelshgarden.home.blog
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| | | | | Regular readers may remember that my front garden is a long but narrow raised bed running across the width of the house. It is raised above the level of the pavement on the main road through the village. Since the loss of my garden arches a few years ago (part of a neighbour's tree fell... | |
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abbiescorner.wordpress.com
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| | | | | His tender hands taught me how to love and be loved. His voice taught me how to write, cook, appreciate life. His heart taught me that I can do and be anything I want. Without him, I wouldn't be where I am today. He has left this world. His legacy will always live. *** The... | |
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annmackay.blog
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| | | | | Autumn brings a restrained feel to my garden. There is nothing showy here at the moment and the remaining touches of colour are easy to miss. But if the sun shines, there might be a sudden brief glow as it brings the leaves alive like small flames. | |
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cindydyer.wordpress.com
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| | | I've often admired Nandina, but no longer. Turns out the berries are extremely toxic, killing anything that eats them, particularly birds. While it doesn't grow in my planting zone, for those who have it in their yard, at the very least, the berries should be removed, or better yet, replace the plant with a native... | ||
