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worth the wait
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pretty morning
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Opening windows to warm up the house. So good.
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the unfurling
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I have plans to create an ornamental garden in this area. That greenhouse needs to go, first.
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Pretty morning.
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Grandma Cleona's favorite flower.
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The upper part of this elm essentially disintegrated when it went down.
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Planting day.
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Our new stone walkway and ornamental hedge looks amazing. Okay, squint.
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It was a gorgeous day for Fedco!
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it's a good day to get stuff done
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glory-in-the-snow (sans snow)
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The ducks and chickens will be thrilled to know that the comfrey is emerging.
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Rhubarb, you kind of have an awkward stage, huh?
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We planted this black pussywillow spring 2013. One of my favorite beneficial small trees.
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Evening rain and that odd pink-green-yellow-light that comes with spring and summer showers. Snow is almost all gone.
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I adore neat and tidy spring gardens. #givesmesuchathrill #afewofmyfavoritethings
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So excited to be cleaning out garden beds and preparing for this year's planting.
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Finally able to get some cleanup done outside.
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I'm gettin' real tired of your bullshit, Francine.
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The roof glacier is finally down...and disturbing.
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First robin sighting this spring.
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Ducks are so easy to love. #khakicampbell #ducks
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mud mud mud mud mud
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last bit of the roof glacier
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signs of life
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Just some turkeys screwing around. #207gram
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We're so ready to get working outside and we can't.
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There's still so much snow.
