Today ’s garden comes from Lily in New Hampshire ( zone 5B ) .
" After seeing so many lovely exposure over the last several year , I finally decide it was time to share some photos from my yard here in Zone 5B , NH . These photos were pack a few year ago , when the hydrangea were fabulous . I do n’t do it what it was about that season , but they have n’t been that nice in quite a while . I am moving one of the hydrangea to a gay sphere this weekend . Hopefully that will make a difference ! "
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