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The funny thing about moving into a new space is that it is someone else's old space. If we are not careful we can fall into their traps. For example, when you look at the first photo above, does the composter jump out at you as being 'wrong'? How about after I mentioned it? I am glad I caught this rogue composter in our first year and did not get ``used to it``.
Walks to the lane at thirty below be damned, I am a gardener!
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Actually moving the composter was much simpler than I expected it would be and resulted in more lovely compost than I imagined. Yeah!
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In this case a triad of three kinds of cherries: Valentine, Romeo & Carmine Jewel. At the base I am going to add hardy geranium by dividing the clump growing immediately beside it at the base of the trellis. Like all of perennials here it will not have been divided in years. Having the tree/shrub shoot up out of the middle of the blooming geranium will look a-maz-ing!
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