I think it's a sign of a real gardener - wanting to just be in the garden, noticing the small changes from hour to hour and day to day, the way blooms look under different kinds of light, how the foliage shifts in the breeze, which plants look good together and which don't. And contemplating making changes and what the garden will look like next season, next year, and ten years from now.Â

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On 4/25/2010 10:29 AM, garyslagle@comcast.net wrote:

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Thanks Griff , Glad to know you have a GARDEN STOOL to , my wife thinks I'm losing it , when I take my chair out into the garden & sitÂwith the irises for hours . Only a sickness an iris lover would understand .

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Nice, subtle colors. The sort of plant that invites pulling up a garden stool and enjoying for a while. -- Griff

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Sent: Saturday, April 24, 2010 8:52 PM

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Anther photo worthy SDB seedling , Only a few more to open - the IB seedling have started - nothing worth taking a pic of yetÂ- first TB seedling should open tomorrow .

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Gary

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