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Paradise in Suburbia
Welcome to our garden! Since 2007 we have been striving to turn our lawn into something beautiful, tasty, ecologically sound, and a centerpiece of our community here in Franklin, Massachusetts. We hope you enjoy your visit!
-Michelle, Chris, and Gabe Clay
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June
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- Aphid Mummies - Wasp Parasitized Aphids
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- Glorious Sun Please Stay!
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- Relieved, and Sad
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- An Environmental Outlaw Turns Herself In
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- A Question of Faith
- Strawberries
- It Looks Giant From This Angle!
- Juvenile Bunny - To Balance the Icky Tick Post
- Tick Removal - Not for the Squemish
- Springing to Life
- Ribbit
- Doing Battle
- Six-Spotted Tiger Beetle - Cicindela sexguttata
- Mmmm, green beans!
- On the Daisies
- Tomatoes - Stake, Cage, Weave, or Sprawl?
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I can't believe the aphids this year. With crunching at work this week I wasn't able to address them until this afternoon and they had exploded. Beyond manual crushing I too had to spray soap to kill of the major colonies.
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