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Weeds grew alongside our leaf compost bin.
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Our few white tulips grew among iris plants in the front yard.
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Our brown Heuchera (Croal Bells) plant grew next to our first pond.
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Tiny twigs, and a bit of mulch, littered the concrete outside our side door.
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Our Mint Kenilworth Ivy groundcover grew in the shadow of a raised garden bed.
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A single bloom was high up on another of the lilac trees.
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Another bloom appeared on the orange geums growing in the Snake raised bed garden.
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The Tequila Sunrise bush, in the Snake raised garden, had three blooms.
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Our Fantsay Lady tulips grew behind the motorcycle tent in the front yard.
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Our orange geum, in the Snake raised bed garden, showed a few buds.
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We laid cardboard over a patch of weeds and began to cover it with mulch.
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A closer view of three blooms.
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The orange geum, in our Snake raised bed garden, a few days later, had its first bloom.
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Our front yard hedge was in bloom between the neighbor's storage box and our Monster raised garden bed.
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A pile of twigs was being slowly reduced to create new mulch.
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Our chopped down Lilac tree had a few blooms atop it.
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A closer view of the blue blooms of the Mint Kenilworth Ivy.
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Our front yard hedge was capped with white blooms that almost looked like snow.
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Another bloom faced straight up on the geum plant in the Snake raised bed garden.
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Our Mint Kenilworth Ivy exhibited many blue blooms.
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A closer vciew of Our Fantsay Lady tulips growing behind the motorcycle tent in the front yard.
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Our Mint Kenilworth Ivy grew in the shade and in the sun.
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One of the Purple Columbine buds had just opened.
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(67 views) The rarely seen three-cornered hat
, (2007) Anti War Festival, San Francisco
, © 2007 Bryan Costales
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Close up of a male sea lion. According to Wiki, "Zalophus californianus" means "Californian big-head" because a male grows a crest of bone on top of his head that causes a bulging forehead.
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