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June 3rd 2012

when it rains
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There is so much beauty pouring out of the garden right now! If only the days were longer and the to-do list was shorter. Then I could be playing with the bounty a whole lot more.
We kicked major ass this weekend! 4,500 more babies went into the ground, 900ft. of landscape fabric got burned, the vegetable garden was weeded and another round of goodies were sown. It felt great to get so much accomplished but boy am I tired : )

 

 

 

Erin Benzakein watering seedlings in a tray

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11 Comments

  3. Mariu on

    Fantastic!!!! It´s so pretty

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  4. lindseymyra on

    Gorgeous!!! Tell me, are the little purple-ish seed head looking things the Persicaria flower head? I've been researching :-) x

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  5. Marie on

    Absolutely stunning. What an eye you have.

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  6. Bare Mtn Farm on

    Wow, just beautiful! The essence of fresh local flowers. All your hard work really shows well with that bouquet!

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  7. asonomagarden on

    Oh just gorgeous! I'm so glad I found your blog, it's such inspiration!

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  8. Bow Street Flowers on

    Damnit Girl, that's just beautiful! The difference is so obvious between flowers that have been cut, packed and shipped and flowers that are lifted lovingly from the garden to the vase. Sigh. Thanks for sharing.

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  9. flwrjane on

    Oh the coral charms…..carry on making the world a more beautiful place.

    xo Jane

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  11. heiressflowers.com on

    Oh, those colours are jut gorgeous. Just right for cheering up sad old me – cold in wintery Sydney and struck down with flu! Thanks for sharing!

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