Rob's going to shoot me for making a NASCAR reference.

This is a back view of my largest new project for the year. This outline measures 11 feet from wingtip to wingtip and about 7 feet from the top of the head to the tips of the tails. It will be filled in with a variety of low growing flowering plants for the real butterflies.

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tomatoes, rosemary, some flowers, cant remember what else right now

The meadow - ox eye daisies

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Photo for Nami-nami.

Foto Nami-nami jaoks.

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Chuck starts on the first row.

Green Media students Joe and Sophia weed out the herb spiral in preparation for planting.

Ox eye daisies

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I bet it's cucumbers.

Birdbath stump replaced (and moved slightly)

Chuck takes over.

Taken at Shaw Trust Horticulture Garden project.

Monday 5th March 2007

Paint and ink version

Canon A80 Powershot camera

Serif Photoplus 11 image manipulation package

Too dark. -sighs-

Yessir! just hold it steady now..

New aquilegia added to flower bed

Taken at Shaw Trust Horticulture Garden Project on 16/4/2007. Canon Powershot A80 creative compact used then manipulated in Serif Photoplus 11 image-manipulation programme -a British company.

Finished bed. The herb in the middle is lemon balm.

no.1 son took over the job of taking the photos

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Yessiree! That's 100% bona-fide Pace dirt, straight from the backyard!

Log roll border taking shape. This will separate the meadow from the lawn.

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My neighbours!

'A' couldn't have managed without her help!!!