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"One is nearer God's heart in
a garden than anywhere else on earth." D.F. Gurney |
"A little garden, not too
fine, and old man's beard round the cottage twine, bent bowering overhead
to twine a summer shade."
John Clare |
"The glory of a garden is
that half a proper gardener's work is done upon his knees." Kipling |
"I have an hour I must keep
close to the brown and fragrant earth, to know again this bright rebirth;
I labor close to God." Very Hoffman |
"I have a pretty little
garden in which I take more satisfaction than anything in the world."
John Custis 1700 |
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"I know a little
garden close, set thick with lily stars, where I would wander if I might."
William Morris |
"Hail, queen rose, of the
rosebud garden."
Lord Tennyson |
"Who loves a garden still his
Eden keeps, perennial pleasures plants, and wholesome harvest reaps."
Amos Bronson Alcott |
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