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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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- Tick Removal - Not for the Squemish
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- Doing Battle
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3 comments:
Oh wow. Fabulous photos. What kind of camera do you have?
You beat me to this twist, but meen r on the peonies
Hi GG,
We have a Canon Rebel XSi that we use with two lenses. A Canon 50mm 1.8f lens for normal shooting and a Canon 100mm 2.8f Macro USM lens for up close shots like these. They aren't cheap, but we've found the investment worth it.
NYCG,
Would love to see your pollinators on peonies!
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