Looking strong.
My dear wife Karen decided the lavender up front was thick and hardy enough to spare a spade’s worth or three for the backyard corner.
So far, so good.
Transplant the pop of color
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Mark Bialczak 
that’s nice, when you get to that stage in your garden when you can begin to move and share pieces of your beauties and spread the color –
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Here and there is a good stage indeed, Beth!
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Every flower has its place. The lavender won’t take much space.
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Always the poet, ladysighs.
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