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To The GardenIt's never too early to start little ones on healthful eating habits. Ask Nina and Jeff, two energetic mini-monsters who live in a garden full of wonderfully nutritious goodies. In To The Garden, th...
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From Elm Street garden, messages to the universeBoston GlobeSaturday 16th August 2008Johnny Monsarrat's garden on Elm Street in Somerville is open to anyone. But if you stop by, he'd rather you do a little more than just admire the landscape - he's got more cosmic ambitions than that. Instead, Monsarrat invites you to bring your deepest secrets - fears, joys, failures, goals - and leave them behind as an anonymous note, ...
Daylily garden not open this yearThe Fayetteville ObserverSunday 17th August 2008Dear Roger: I have enjoyed visiting your garden every June for a quick tour around and some daylilies. But this year I have a bone to pick. I invited relatives to come to spend a week with me just so I could take them to your garden. And you didn?t open your garden to the public this year. Why not?
