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All of the frogfruit growing in my garden came fro All of the frogfruit growing in my garden came from a single cutting that was gifted to me at a garden tour some years back. It is such a wonderful whimsical plant, a gift that keeps on giving. Every time I look at it I'm so grateful to the person who gave it to me. Do you have stories about gifted plants? #frogfruit #giftplants #passalongplants #flowerpics #gardenpics
Happiness is a yard full of flowers. #happyplace Happiness is a yard full of flowers. #happyplace #flowerpics #gardenpics #flowerpower #texasgardens
Who has been using AI to plan their garden? I've b Who has been using AI to plan their garden? I've been already turning to it for knowledge on how to best care for some of my challenging plants. I had to rip out the desert mallow from this dry bed after it toppled over from a very determined Dane. The roots had become so thick and woody that i didn't see it going back into the ground. But I had ideas to fill that space and asked Gemini to suggest some visuals. #gardenpics #gardendesign #aigardening #stocktankgarden #stocktankpond
One of our newest fosters has expressed great inte One of our newest fosters has expressed great interest in backyard adventures. He is impressed with our catnip stand. He's been a rescue cat for 4 years and could be considered a senior at almost 8 years old. He is friendly with all humans, though he can be selective about feline company. Letting him explore outdoors (in the backyard) allows him to be his best self. #fostercat #catsingardens #catniplife #backyardadventure #furkids
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Wishlist plants: Ashley Marie Azalea and Choisya ternata Sundance.

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Posted on March 17, 2013March 19, 2013Author epicureasianCategories Ye Olde GardenTags dallas arboretum

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