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Plant a garden and watch it grow
Some Kinda Good
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Rebekah's container garden now sits in her backyard where a spindly rose bush once stood. Tomatoes are planted in the ground, spread 3 feet apart for optimum growth, while fresh herbs fill the 4-foot horse trough. - photo by Photo by REBEKAH FAULK LINGENFELSER/special
Spring has sprung, and I am as happy as a whelk in its shell. Springtime means so many good things — my birthday, warmer weather, longer days, blooming flowers, and gardening. Over the weekend, I planted herbs and tomatoes in my little backyard garden, and I could not be more excited to watch them grow.
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