Operation Rutabaga or Gardening for Victory
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Yes, that is true. What, work out in the garden and get dirty? EWWWW! That's what most of them would do. :armata_PDT_23:

 

People did what they had to do and worked as a community. How refreshing! :armata_PDT_37:

 

I know I wouldn't have a problem with that. I've been working out in my garden for the last week putting in mega hours before the cold weather arrives here in Michigan. Got all my flowers planted and they are eagerly awaiting next spring.

 

No veggies yet, but that will be next year. We've only been here for 5 years, so one thing at a time. I think next year I'll be planting at least tomatoes, onions and garlic and a few herbs.

 

Oh here's some photos of my garden this summer. Hope you enjoy it.

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Marion J Chard
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Operation Rutabaga or Gardening for Victory - by Walt's Daughter - 10-24-2007, 04:29 PM

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