Bob and Mary Ann Hines in Elizabethtown , Kentucky kindly opened their garden to their residential district , and to us GPODers !
" After a cold-blooded and snowy winter , the 2015 spring and summertime have been stiff in our part of Kentucky , and the plants have make out it . The garden has never bloom longer or more beautifully . We were on the Elizabethtown Garden Club tour on June 28 , and had close to 200 people bring down our garden . We really savor sharing our garden with other fellow gardeners . "
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