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Art in the Garden: A Photo Gallery
Peruse these photos for refreshing ideas on garden art. Its a great exhibit of how to use old bikes, canoes, tools, bowling balls, and many other objects in the garden as garden art. Re-use and recycle to give new life to old things. Beth and Ken Powell have a private garden in southern Ontario. It is unique, remarkable, and refreshing. It has fabulous art creations. Here is a photo exhibit; see if you agree.
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