*I have the gardening shoes to prove it!
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xoabb
expecting spring things and flings!
xoabb
expecting spring things and flings!
5 years ago
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
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I'm hoping to get snap peas in this weekend.
ReplyDeleteI hope your garden is as green as your shoes!
ReplyDeleteFancy Schmancy!
ReplyDeleteI might need a pair of these!
ReplyDeleteCute tootsie-covers!:)
ReplyDeleteAdorable .. ventilated and green and I am sure comfy ... will you bring them to VA?
ReplyDeleteAnnie, those shoes are rocking my world!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are some rockin' shoes indeed!! Garden away my friend!! Hope you're having a great week!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
It must be. You have a green trellis on each foot.
ReplyDeleteThey're very versatile. Not only will they help you grow tomatoes, but you can strain your pasta water with them too.
ReplyDeleteI have similar green gardening clogs BUT mine are covered in mud. Springtime in NH equals mud season ~ major mud this year. Your daffodils are much further advanced than mine ~ hoping mine bloom by the 4th of July ! Happy Gardening!
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