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davids10 z7a nv.

9 years ago

on gw a bit but had not looked at this before-fellow gardeners in reno not always easy to find. a couple of pics of my garden last spring.

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9 years ago

delphiniums are a favorite

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msmorningsong
8 years ago
They are lovely David. I may be moving there soon, it's always nice to connect with fellow gardeners. Do you veggie garden?
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helen_g
8 years ago
These pics are just beautiful David! I am in Carson City; an Australian learning to garden in a different hemisphere while doing battle with hordes of bunnies. I would love all the knowledge I can get about what grows well here. Your garden is simply divine and truly inspirational.
Jeannette Tollstrup
8 years ago
Love your planting scheme. I'll be moving from the Bay Area this Summer. Working up some ideas and will check back in this forum. ;)
themayocynic
7 years ago
Great pics! I love the cottage garden feel.
sunnydj23
7 years ago
Absolutely gorgeous! My daughter lives near Reno and I honestly didn't think flowers would grow like that....Will have to make sure she checks out this forum......

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