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Mar 19, 2016 10:22 PM CST
Name: Bonnie Sojourner
Harris Brake Lake, Arkansas (Zone 7a)
Magnolia zone
Region: United States of America Region: Arkansas Master Gardener: Arkansas Irises Plant and/or Seed Trader Moon Gardener
Garden Ideas: Master Level Dragonflies Bulbs Garden Art Celebrating Gardening: 2015 Gardens in Buckets
LOL, ok. Here are a few. These were taken last spring/summer. I have added a few plants and some of the dwarf evergreens have grown.

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One reason I love to plant in this type of container is because I have poisonous snakes here and I do not like low growing plants that can harbor them as I walk past. This way I can grow grasses and trailing plants and still be able to see the ground. I have also replaced most of my grass with river pebbles/stones. I grow LA irises that require wet feet in a huge wash tub. I put the holes about four inches from the bottom and they thrive in it. I like to grow lantana in old wheel barrows. And I plant hens and chicks in old dish pans. I do not have a lot of luck with sempervivums. I have tried growing them without much water and with plenty of water. They just seem to diminish each year until they are gone.
Thro' all the tumult and the strife I hear the music ringing; It finds an echo in my soul— How can I keep from singing?

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