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Fall pictures of the garden..

17 years ago

I posted several on the Rose Forum and am putting a link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: A morning walk thru my fall garden

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christie_sw_mo
17 years ago
What a beautiful setting Kaye! Looks like you have a lot of garden areas to maintain. I don't know how you keep it all looking so good.
How much of your five acres is natural and how much is your "yard"?
Marian_2
17 years ago
Kaye, I commented on your pics too, but didn't realize until I posted it that it was on the Antique Rose forum....:-(
You still have lots of lovely color. Ours is going fast. Only spots of bright color here and there.
What direction are you from us? South?
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kaye
Original Author
17 years ago
Christie, we have a acre plus in gardens, part of that is my husband's veggie garden. The rest is as we found it.

Marian, we are about 30 miles south of Ft. Smith..right where the Ouachitas start.
Marian_2
17 years ago
Kaye, I have never been to that area. I have always been interested in visiting the Mena area. I even thought I may have preferred living there instead of here.

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