



For gardeners with acreages & those who just wish they had a bigger canvas...
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-Yvonne, aka Country Gardener
I bet you had a good time Yvonne! I know that blogger's block syndrome. It happens. I wish I could grow fountain grass here. It just won't come back for me. The color there is beautiful, I see the sedum behind the fountain grass. Mine is the best color it's ever had...but they all fell over so there's a big hole in the center! I was going to tie them up but the big HUGE garden spiders living there changed my mind!!
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