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[grave_medicine]

I just came back from buying a frame for a painting Dr. Code did for my birthday. It's a lovely pond and forest replicated from a series of photos she took when we went to Jacksonville for the diabetic conference. It's exactly what I remember from my childhood, along with the Rockwell-esque neighbourhoods I lived in there. I picked the perfect

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[obknokious]

Sweet deals!

I have another random question for you - we did our front "porch" and I was trying to find some plants that are colorful and will last in direct sunlight - there is no shade in our front yard. Do you have any suggestions? Also easy to maintain as I tend to kill most everything, though i'll try extra hard on these :)

[grave_medicine]

If you like yellow, daisies come in all shapes and sizes and are very easy to care for, even in pots. Herbs are very colourful and many of them have flowers, so they'd do double duty for cooking and decorating. If you're looking for something exotic and don't mind temporary plants that'll die when it gets cold again, papayrus is very popular again and over watering the stuff's actually a good idea.

But for something a little less specific, head right for the center of your local garden center. Anything not under the canopy grows in full sunlight and is accustomed to only occasional watering, since they won't fall under the sprinkler system most centers have. Just pick the colours and textures you actually like and stick 'em on the porch.