| Amount of texts to »garden« |
35, and there are 33 texts (94.29%)
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107 Characters |
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8.114 points, 1 Not rated texts |
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on May 7th 2000, 11:10:53 wrote tabasco
about garden |
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on Apr 15th 2019, 20:13:58 wrote Mr. Green
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on Jun 17th 2001, 22:21:43 wrote Levelyn about garden
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The Old Curiosity Shop by Charles Dickens wrote on Aug 11th 2004, 10:02:00 about
garden
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In the garden there was not a weed to be seen, and to judge from some dapper gardening-tools, a basket, and a pair of gloves which were lying in one of the walks, old Mr Garland had been at work in it that very morning.
Eden Snail wrote on Apr 10th 2004, 16:10:52 about
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Crawling across the curled leaf, I find morning's dew.
Groschen wrote on Aug 9th 2001, 10:26:40 about
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Without public gardens, our cities have no souls.
whatevernext96 wrote on Sep 12th 2001, 18:10:22 about
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The wonderful thing about a mature garden is the number of splendid plants which come up that I definitely haven't 'seeded'!! Magic! Martagon lilies, bugle, red dead nettle, poppies.....Even the old suspects of childhood (»but those are nothing but weeds, you silly billy!« )like convulvulus, dandelion and sycamore (worshipped by the ancient Egyptians) turn out to have something special about them when they come up unbidden.
The Old Curiosity Shop by Charles Dickens wrote on Aug 11th 2004, 10:04:35 about
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'Whether it be as I believe it is, or no,' thought the child within herself, 'I'll make this place my garden. It will be no harm at least to work here day by day, and pleasant thoughts will come of it, I am sure.'
rkcba wrote on Jul 3rd 2004, 13:09:30 about
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A garden is a thing of beauty and a job forever.
Evan Esar
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rkcba wrote on Jul 3rd 2004, 13:10:58 about
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The less help you have in your garden, the more it belongs to you.
Evan Esar
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rkcba wrote on Jul 3rd 2004, 13:06:36 about
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People who think they can run the earth should begin with a small garden.
The Old Curiosity Shop by Charles Dickens wrote on Aug 11th 2004, 10:09:13 about
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'You were telling me,' she said, 'about your gardening. Do you ever plant things here?'
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