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September 6, 2009

We Pause for Labor Day

Enjoy your Labor Day holiday! Hope you have a wonderful time with your friends and family.

Photos by Freda Cameron; Location NC Zoo™, Asheboro, NC; August 2009

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Pam Pennick at the Digging blog recently visited my garden. She posted a very kind and generous story, Deer-resistant Cottage Garden, about her visit. The Musician and I thoroughly enjoyed chatting with Pam and her father.

Thank you, Pam!

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Not Tonight, Deer! written by Steve Bender (aka The Grumpy Gardener), is a story about my deer resistant garden. Be sure to pick up a July 2010 copy of Southern Living®!

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