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Gardening

bucolic_frolic

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3. I do light mowing

Reply to Botany (Original post)

Wed Apr 26, 2023, 08:34 AM

Apr 2023

I mow the high spots, until June, when they rest can't be ignored. More bushes means less mowing. Rock gardens too. I have barberry the size of SUV's.

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