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    The Savage Removal of a Malicious Shrub

    Feb 27, 2019 2 minutes

    self-taught horticulturist, which means I had the luxury of learning the fun stuff I liked (plants, soil, design) while deftly sidestepping the rest (turf, plant ID). It also means that when I’m among classically trained horticulturists I’ve become nimble at moving the conversation to things I know and faking the rest.

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