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March 21, 2015March 21, 2015 TJ

Spring Garden Fail

Spring began yesterday.
I haven’t started working in the garden. At. All. I don’t even have a plan. It’s hard to want to work in the garden when it looks like this.

My Garden In Spring

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A small but welcome chamomile harvest from a volunteer plant I discovered in my garden this spring. It pays to learn what plants look like as seedlings!

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