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natgreeneveg

Nathanael Greene Vegetable Garden

natgreeneveg
14 years ago

Have something to share with you in case you weren't able to visit earlier this year. Grab a cup or coffee or tea and take a break for a few minutes for a video of the garden. Hope you enjoy...

Here is a link that might be useful: NatGreeneVeg Spring Montage

Comment (1)

  • gldno1
    14 years ago

    I just enjoyed the video with my morning coffee! Thank you.

    I always have lots of questions after watching. I visited the park several times, but must admit, the ornamentals took most of my attention.

    The Potager is a lovely layout and I am impressed how on earth you transferred the design to the ground with such perfection.

    I will pay more attention next year to the garden.

    Glenda

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