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Alan Daugherty

In your garden 2010: Entry 25

Our garden acre we call Angelkeep blooms from crocus to frozen mums.

Animal friends visit regularly, as seen in the photo. A fawned doe eats fallen apples under a tree.

This garden-home is inspiration for journaling several pages each week. Angelkeep is heavily perennial but seems to change on its own each year, since its beginning in 1999.

Alan Daugherty lives in Bluffton.

Journey through gardening season with Rosa Salter Rodriguez (feature writer) rsalter@jg.net, Anne Gregory (Web editor and writer) agregory@jg.net, Frank Noonan (copy editor) fnoonan@jg.net and Cathie Rowand (photographer) crowand@jg.net.

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