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Tag Archives: flowers
seedlings & ramblings: walk with me in my garden…
i have a little spot in my backyard where i grow herbs. it’s a tiny 2’x2′ patch roughly, and i grow chives, mint and oregano there. it comes up every year on its own, amongst the tulips and grape hyacinth … Continue reading
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Tagged basil, flowers, garden, herbs, hyacinth, magnolia tree, parsley, peas, tulips
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how to make the perfect floral arrangement
step 1. have or acquire child(ren). step 2. neglect your yard so that it becomes over-run with weeds. this is usually the natural side-effect of step 1. step 3. love your child(ren). tell them and show them often. step 4. … Continue reading




