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Gunnera Manicata has come through a really hard winter (around minus 20 Celcius) without any protection, and is showing a start on its journey to the stars :
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Wow, isn't amazing how beautiful the garden looks after a long, hard winter? The dead, brown vegetation that transforms into green shoots and beautiful blooms! Can't wait to see a pic of that gunnera in a month....
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I just love before and after garden pictures.
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Very nice
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beautiful! DH tried to kill mine and it came back 10 fold!
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Wow! I like the before and after photos too. The pondscape is looking really nice. What are those fern like plants in front?
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Those are the dreaded marestail ........
Very difficult to get rid of, but attractive enough in very small quantities
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Opps! But still pretty!
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