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No longer a barren yard pictures

plant-one-on-me

15 years ago

I still have a long way to go but wanted to share a couple pictures of the front of my house. Jordan and I cleaned and planted all across the front. We moved most of the plants from my old house and also planted some shared with us from some great GWers. Kim

RIGHT AFTER CLEAN UP

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MAY 2008

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CLOSE UP JULY 2008 (standing on my porch)

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Comments (5)

lindaruzicka
15 years ago
looks great!!
medontdo
15 years ago
ohhhh man i think i;m in love with your flower bed!! LOL talla said ohhh ya!! that looks a really great!! and jordan did a graet job!! LOL ~Medo
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proudgm_03
15 years ago
Looking good!
rosepedal
15 years ago
Love that canna. Very nice!!!!!!!! Barb
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
15 years ago
Looking good. Love seeing before and after pics...what a wonderful improvement...and I know that was a lot of work.

Sue

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