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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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- It's Guest Rant week at Garden Rant!
- Goldenrod are in the aster family.
- Don’t Take Wetlands for Granted
- Hummingbird Battle
- Finally, rain!
- I grew these by accident.
- "Butterfly weed"
- Finally! Sorta. . .
- Good morning.
- Vinca battle
- Natives at Franklin Matters
- Edamame Fresh from the Garden
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- Tomatoes Make Me Happy
- Native enough
- More things happening in the woods.
- Grocery store success?
- Rain Gardens in Franklin
- I grew these by accident.
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3 comments:
Great,so many kind of Tomatoes!
How do you deal with them?
Hi Hero! We deal with the tomatoes by giving them away, and by making tomato sauce. Cheers!
Yummy! I've picked only 2 Beefsteaks up until now but tons of cherry tomatoes. I also grew yellow pear for the first time and they have been abundant too! I hope the upcoming rain doesn't cause them to burst.
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