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Rurality Newsletter - All Rustic News Q&A June 01, 2022 |
Ahh, summer time! What a lovely time of year it is, and how nice to be outside working on your crafts, making your garden even more fun and decorative. June 1 2022I no longer spend hours and hours in the garden, poking around to see what's growing today. Instead, I'm lucky to get out there once a week with the assistance of my helper and husband, Mike. He's been lucky enough to be spending lots of hours fixing the disaster we've had, with trees being felled willy nilly all over the place. Almost a year and a half later, it's finally getting dealt with, but he's no spring chicken either, so a few hours here and there is all he can do. These are a few of my rustic-garden-projects.html . Which is your favorite? The trees fell across the pond area, where I had some special trees and shrubs, and lots of perennials. Surprisingly, they're peeking out from underneath the huge logs, surviving. I was so glad to see them, but some of my projects weren't so lucky. Hypertufa pots were smashed into smithereens, and lots of my metal bits were crushed into an unrecognizable mess. Time to declutter it all, and start fresh with a clean slate!
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I hope you've enjoyed this issue of Rurality Newsletter. Now get crafting! 
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