By: Kim Charles
Kevin Kelly from Tennessee start us into the Halloween spirit with a mix of ghouls , goblins , and gardens . Enjoy !
" Good first light , fellow GPODers . I have sent in some Halloween photos of the garden just for fun . I desire they put a smile on your face . "
Have a garden you ’d wish to divvy up ? electronic mail 5 - 10 high - resolution photos ( there is no demand to reduce photo size before sending – plainly target , tear and ship the pic our way ) and a brief tarradiddle about your garden to[email protected ] . Please include where you ’re locate !
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