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Home Website Extras Website Extra: A family garden

Website Extra: A family garden

March 29, 2017   •   Leave a Comment

Editors Note: The following are bonus photos from the garden profile featured in the April 2017 issue of Michigan Gardener. To read the full story, pickup a copy of Michigan Gardener in stores now or read it in our digital edition.

All photos by Lisa Steinkopf

This hydrangea (H. macrophylla ‘Shugert’) is just one of the many gorgeous hydrangeas in this garden.
This hydrangea (H. macrophylla ‘Shugert’) is just one of the many gorgeous hydrangeas in this garden.

This purple clematis is growing on a trellis built by Steve’s brother.
This purple clematis is growing on a trellis built by Steve’s brother.

The garden that borders the side yard (and their dog's grassy playground) is only two years old. Some of the plants are from Nancy’s father.
The garden that borders the side yard (and their dog’s grassy playground) is only two years old. Some of the plants are from Nancy’s father.

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