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| Guy and Gail Jacquart's garden | ||
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 The mailman saves a few steps. |
 Does he notice these cheerful pots on the front steps? |
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Purple and white allium in the arms of the spruce. |
 Detail of the path. Where did you get the round center stone? |
 Before we get to the back, these peonies make us pause. |
 These ones at the corner are almost too red. |
Red poppies greet us at the back. They have a sunny spot in this shady garden. |
 This fellow is bemused by all the attention paid to mere flowers; he can handle winter. |
A yellow watering can grows among the hostas |
 We find Guy feeding his fish worms from his compost. |
 The heron doesn't seem to bother the fish. |
 This is aquilegia canadensis. |
A perfect maidenhair fern. |
 Another woodland selection. |
 A differnt species of watering can |
A different kind of inner peace from that of the character above. |
 Clematis in the shade. |
 Can't resist another hosta. |