There are no words. I have been clipping my boxwood so I can really appreciate the work involved here. It's wonderful and so is the house. Have a wonderful Sunday. via
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3 comments:
We clip,clip, clip our boxwoods until our arms hurt! Love the pea stone and wisteria also.
best,
Sharon
Be still my heart, boxwood heaven with an amazing home that stands sentinel over the grounds. Our gardener (who mostly mows and blows, the leaf blower) does our boxwood hedges for us and he really makes short work of the job with his hedge clippers, for that I am grateful.
Karen
Sharon and Karen.
I clip my boxwood twice yearly. It's a labor of love. I'm almost finished until next spring.
xo, Rosemary
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