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I quite like gardening but in reality I am what you might class 'a lazy gardener'. I love to have my garden looking nice but I don't have time to read all those gardening books that go into so much detail.


So I love these two blogs - They are fresh and just enough to be interesting and inspiring without being boring. And the photographs are so beautiful they really make you want to go out there and make something out of your garden!


Here are the links, to check them out, they really are worth it!


http://sometimesgardening.wordpress.com


http://gardenphotosblog.wordpress.com

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