Audrey Driscoll has been a gardener for more than 30 years, in Saskatchewan (Climate Zone 3) and since 1992 in Victoria, British Columbia (Zone 8). She negotiates with plants in a number of mixed borders on her 50 by 120Read this artice
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Didn’t know you had a pond. It looks better than mine!
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For the first few years it had goldfish in it, which did quite well until a visiting heron got them, and possibly raccoons as well. The water lily actually bloomed, but has not for years, due to too much shade. But it’s still a peaceful place to sit and contemplate — for about 5 minutes, between garden jobs.
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