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this is the south side of the house,faceing the field pictured is purple babtisia and lupine. And in the foreground is a sand cherry -
tther use to use.his is on the North side of the house and nearest to the road,also facing the feild. pitured are the birch and apple tree also a self sown oak, many flowers and an old scale my fa -
this Iris is almost black from a distance -
this is my yard in the early summer. I have perennial boarders everywhere,and a field of lupine and a natural brook that runs through it. here we are do it yourselfers. I have many plants that I've bought and many I've traded,and a few existing ones that I have resurected. We've resided on this property for six years.
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