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Our work in progress!

13 years ago

When we moved into our home, the house was blocked by lots of tree roses. There were 14 planted along the 16' foot long pathway to our door prompting us and visitors to walk sideways up to our door! I didn't want to get rid of them because they were pretty and smelled so good. Alas, I finally had them removed and now we have started to replant that area. We are total newbies to gardening and plants. I thought I would post pictures of our work in progress. I'm so happy with the way this is coming together.

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juanital
13 years ago
Nice variety of plants and colors. Ought to look really great when they fill in!
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