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Martha Washington Geraniums, White Petunias, and a fern of some sort in the middle. After looking at this, I think I need to "deadhead" the geraniums!!
Got these plants yesterday at the home & garden show.
After the wettest, grayest, nastiest winter I can remember we got an early reprieve. I've spent the past few weeks weeding & mulching. Now it's time for real gardening. We also have some major tlc repair work to do to the lawn, no thanks to the freaking city :P
I set out to sort and organize starter plant containers for a friend and couldn't believe what I found! A lot more than I expected
This photo is for a presentation about using flowers from our gardens. I'm leaving it public but don't really need comments.
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The new precinct built out of containers - postive regrowth following the earthquakes. ie "Re:START"
November 20, 2018:.
18-550870.
Toronto
Retail Complex
Stackt' Shipping Container Market
28 Bathurst St
Tusk Global Limited
4s
LGA Architectural Partners
Charlotte Borchard container ship entering the Mersey for Gladstone from Leixoes, Portugal
Smit Barbados rushes to slow Charlotte Borchard down. Smit Sandon seen to the left.
IMO: 9212022
MMSI: 538005039
Call Sign: V7AO8
Flag: Marshall Is
AIS Vessel Type: Cargo
Gross Tonnage: 14278
Deadweight: 15299 t
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 158.69m × 25.6m
Year Built: 2000
Status: Active