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'Pics of my garden'

15 years ago

after trying to figure out for a while how to post them to photobucket..(Grrrrr)...here they are!

Thanks!

Here is a link that might be useful: Krintis Garden

Comments (4)

crystabel
15 years ago
Very nice!
medontdo
15 years ago
very nice!! i love them!! now to get them here!! you click on the html code and copy and paste here, make sure its resized for this ummm medium or small. i'm just learning i think the small is better. LOL and you can download all of the pics at once in the size you want too. LOL (to photobucket) very fun!! ~Medo
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engineeredgarden
15 years ago
Good job! It's all neat and tidy - fenced in, and everything. I can tell you are very proud of your garden- the way you take care of it. Not a weed in sight. I'm impressed!
EG
krintis
Original Author
15 years ago
thanks "engineeredgarden". I have worked hard (must i say "GROUND LEVEL"...those weeds don't stand a chance.(LOL).
Just posted pic into this forum. Sorry.

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