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   cathycarron
   the garden 2008 Litchfield County, CT                                    the garden 2007
     We teeter-totter zones 5 & 6, although I swear our little spot of heaven rests in the colder
      micro-climate of the two, as daffodils usually bloom down the road first! ....'if not knitting,
      then I'm usually in the garden...                                  
                                                                                                   *Alfred Lord Tennyson (1809–92)   click for poem
 

  Fall
       
  Summer's end...the pond refreshed
           
  Summer
     
   Pond Dredging
      
      Years had gone by and it became inevitable that for the pond
    to continue to thrive it would have to be dug deeper
    and dredged. And so it was....invasive roses that comfortably
    sited themselves at the pond's edge were also removed -
    replaced with indigenous blueberry bushes.
    Pond dredgings were used to fill in the surroundind area and
    when dried were replanted with other native species.
   
   
 
  Spring
                             
   Winter