Of Leaf and Limb

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Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Wordless Wednesday: Spring Progression (a couple of months ago up until a few weeks ago)




































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I am a professional gardener and garden designer in the Washington-DC area. I worked for nearly 30 years in the book publishing industry; during 17 of those I split my time between horticulture and book publishing. I was a part-time gardener at the U.S. National Arboretum for 6 years. Today I work exclusively caring for and designing gardens in the Washington DC area.
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