The wife's flower garden
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10 years ago
Both of us are getting a bit long in the tooth and cannot kneel/sit on the ground any longer. We have other garden areas and had to convert them to container/potted flowers.
I built this one for less than $150, the wife painted it, and our eldest granddaughter is in the process of decorating it.
We finally got to visit a local nursery and buy some perennials.
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