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"Just a little blog about my gardening experience above 5,000 feet in Boulder County, Colorado"

Watching it all grow




This week, we started to see new life in the garden. Sugar Bon peas, lettuce, spring spinach, and onions are all starting to push through the surface. Last week's rain really helped.

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