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March 11, 2011February 8, 2015 The Green Garden

Wrigglesworth at home

Tama and JJ meet the Wrigglesworth…

And thanks JJ for these fabulous shots too:

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Imagine a whole street filled with sunflowers? Well this is what I've been thinking about for Bee Awareness Month. I've been in the throes of making wee packets of giant Russian sunflower seeds for all my neighbourhood from last year's flower heads. Hopefully this summer, sunflowers, and bees will abound all the way down the street.

Yesterday, we took a walk under the trees. The air was fresh from the snow melting on the hills above us, the light crisp, the sky blue.

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