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The Garden Party
debbie1776_gw

New seedling in the garden ;-)

Debbie1776
10 years ago

Hi everyone, I'm Debbie, and brand new to the forum. How this place existed for so long without my finding it is truly one of the mysteries of the universe! My garden is in north central Texas, and along with roses and other cottage-garden-y plants I raise Nigerian Dwarf goats. I'm also raising a pair of orphan kittens who are driving me crazy as I type this, so I'm going to cut it short and go find something for them to do. Glad to be here!

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