Perennial Borders

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  1. Sussexgardener

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    I find taking a few pictures at different times of the year are a great way of remembering that the perennial borders won't always look so depressed and forlorn...

    February this year. Very sorry looking indeed

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    A couple of months on - much better:thumb:

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    Fills your heart with joy doesn't it Aaron.
     
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    So agree.:)Brings a smile to your face :thumb:
     
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