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| Joan Whattam's garden | ||
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 Now we are across the street. You can see Guy's red mailbox. The reds tie in nicely don't you think? |
 Another view of the same garden with rock. Note the red trailer just visible on the left. |
 This isn't the last piece of driftwood we will see in Joan's garden |
Here is a pale mauve clematis at the the side of the house. |
 Joan's back yard is mostly sunny. |
 I wonder if farmers ever used milk cans this way?. |
 Turtles gather at the watering hole.
This pond is low maintenance. |
 Joan shows visitors her binder of pictures. |
 More driftwood with Chinese accessories. |
This wading bird is about to spear a ? |
 This one has a different food source. |
This little coot is lying low. |
 Joan doesn't grow just birds. |
 Frog on a swing adds a little fun. |
 Some surprises tucked into a corner. |
Driftwood resembles the pitted stones in Chinese gardens. |
 A bird imitating driftwood. |
 Nothing grows at the base of the tree; a perfect solution. Just be careful when mowing the grass. |