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Doris Cullman, AL(Zone 7a) Jun 22, 2002

I'm getting a garden building and I'm doing a happy dance! This is our 40th wedding anniversay gift to each other. Yeah, I will have to share..but that's okay. I just had to tell someone that would understand how great this is for a gardener. I'll post a picture when it is actually finished.

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CoCo Jun 22, 2002

That is Great! Happy anniversary by the way. So how big will your shed be?

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eyesoftexas Toadsuck, TX(Zone 7a) Jun 22, 2002

Looks like a nice sized shed, there!!! Happy anniversary to the both of you!!

"eyes"

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Wingnut Spicewood, TX(Zone 8b) Jun 22, 2002

Congrats, congrats, congrats! Do post a pic when it's done!

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Baa Jun 22, 2002

Congratulations of 40 years of marriage Doris! What will the building be used for?

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pebble Bodrum, Turkey(Zone 10a) Jun 23, 2002

congratulations Doris:)

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Calalily Deep South Coastal, TX(Zone 10a) Jun 23, 2002

You will enjoy it so much. Congrats on 40 years.

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mikepiper Circleville, OH(Zone 8b) Jun 23, 2002

Happy anniversary to the both of you!!

yes we need pics to turn green by, LOL

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Starzz Newcastle, ON(Zone 5a) Jun 23, 2002

Looks like a great spot for it..Like the way you have tucked it into the trees..
Happy Anniversary!

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haighr Laurel, DE(Zone 7a) Jul 01, 2002

I really like that setting, it is gonna be wonderful for you both. Happy Anniversary!

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Doris Cullman, AL(Zone 7a) Apr 20, 2003

Well, it's still not completed but this shows how it fits into the garden. Not bad is it?

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Apr 20, 2003

Doris, it's just lovely. You have such a beautiful home and garden setting, and your new building blends in perfectly.

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Starzz Newcastle, ON(Zone 5a) Apr 20, 2003

Doris your flowers are lovely..here the perennials are just peaking up through the earth..the only things blooming are the pansies I bought recently. What are the litltle clumps of pink flowers you have?

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Doris Cullman, AL(Zone 7a) Apr 21, 2003

Starzz, the pink flowers in the foreground are called "thrift" around here. The latin name is Phlox Subulata. These were rescued from an old farm site that my s-i-l purchased and excavated. Several of the plants I have came from that site.

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