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WHO WOULD WIN
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I often ask myself when I am out in the garden, "Who would win if I just
let the garden take care of itself." Would it become a mono-culture or
would every...
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Beautiful...I continue to be totally envious of your pond!
So pretty! Your fish look like they've weathered the winter just fine!
None of the pictures come through - only a red X inside a box.
I love seeing art in the garden - nice one!
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