A Kansas garden built around a hundred-year-old farmhouse.
Laurie Fraser pen : I last in a hundred - year - old farmhouse on the corner in a small Kansas town . Over the last fifteen years I have plant my garden and it ’s full of conjuring trick and secret . The squirrels and birds enjoy it as much as we do . It ’s always growing and acquire and now that I ’m retired I ’m just going to build a hobbit muddle and endure out there !
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