Garden ornaments always seem to look better when they've got a little bit of foliage touching them. It's almost like Mother Nature says "Oh yeah, you think that thing looks nice? That's nothing! Let me show you what I can do!" Of course, Nature is probably much more polite than that. She doesn't need to be competitive, she just works her magic.
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September 06, 2011
ornaments in the garden - the "let it touch" rule
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Yeah that's true garden ornaments always give a beautiful look to your garden and specially light house kind of ornaments give much better look to your garden
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