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My New Garden...Old to New anway

14 years ago

Hi All,

I've finally got my garden beds started, i've done it diffrently than last year. Plus I finally learned how to upload pictures so here it is old to new. I hav'nt learned how to actually get the pictures posted on the site but at least I can link them. They will be updated on a weekly basis. So enjoy them, and any comments or tips are appreciated.

Happy Gardening

Mark

Here is a link that might be useful: My Garden

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