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July 13, 2012
My Garden on July 13, 2012
As I walked around my yard last night, I saw drastic differences between plants grown in irrigation and those enduring the drought. The irrigated portions are lush and healthy. I especially admire the cherry pie rose, banana trees, cardinal climber vines, zinnias, lobelia, vinca, herbs, and so much more! Most amazing is our irrigated lawn. If you've followed my posts over the past year or so, you know that I had to completely redo our front and back yard last year. The results are so wonderful. Good think I like to mow!
I'll do another post to show plants in my yard that are suffering from the drought. So sad!
Rhonda Ferree
I'll do another post to show plants in my yard that are suffering from the drought. So sad!
Rhonda Ferree
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July 13, 2012 at 4:11:41 PM
Isn't a miracle what a little water, a little labor and a little love will do. Great Garden Rhonda Carolyn