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May 25th, 2012

garden update may 25, 2012

Too busy in the garden to write many blog posts. I suppose if I adhere to the “picture is worth a thousand words” rule, I should be OK.

a view of the garden from the raised bed of kale

Here come the taters. Almost ready for more soil.

A little bamboo goes a long way...

These seedlings are all in the ground now.

Be sure to check out my new Nighttime Gardening video.

Tags: garden photos, may, spring

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