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R. Malcolm Brown, Jr. Botanical Garden Tour
... . Malcolm Brown, Jr. Botanical Garden Tour Tour of R. Malcolm Brown's "Backyard Garden" Welcome to my garden! I hope you will enjoy the brief tour through my garden. It was constructed on the premise that observations of Nature will bring peace of mind and enjoyment! This garden ...
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R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour
... R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour Image Number 1 This is a view in my "backyard" looking North. The middle trail ... with PVC pipe, a simple pigtail, and an inverted glass for the cover. Back to Garden Thumbnails- click HERE Back to RMB Personal Homepage- click HERE Created December, 1998
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R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour
... R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour Image Number 2 Another view in my "backyard" looking North.You can also see the ... right foreground is Texas Mountain Laurel, a common native plant which is evergreen. Back to Garden Thumbnails- click HERE Back to RMB Personal Homepage- click HERE Created December, 1998
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R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour
... R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour Image Number 3 View in my "backyard" looking North.The two Juniper trees and Sycamore ... here (except for the necrotic, yellow leaf I forgot to remove before photograhing!) Back to Garden Thumbnails- click HERE Back to RMB Personal Homepage- click HERE Created December, 1998
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R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour
... R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour Image Number 4 This is a view from the front sidewalk looking west. You can ... reminds me of one of the seven sacred pools of Hana in Hawaii. Back to Garden Thumbnails- click HERE Back to RMB Personal Home Page- click HERE Created December, 1998
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R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour
... 's Garden Tour R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour Image Number 5 This view is from our front yard looking south. The ... the grass as the Texas White Tail deer keep it mowed! My garden shed is in the back, and a meandering trail from the front circle turnaround leads to the backyard. Back to Garden Thumbnails- click HERE Back to RMB Personal Homepage- click HERE Created ...
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R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour
... R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour Image Number 6 This is a closeup view of a spectacular red Impatiens.The ditial ... macro, the view looks as though I am only 3-4 inches away! Back to Garden Thumbnails- click HERE Back to RMB Personal Home Page- click HERE Created December, 1998
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R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour
R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour Image Number 7 This limestone rock looked like "TEXAS" so I added the Canadian River and topped off the state with the Panhandle! This is the entrance to my garden! Back to Garden Thumbnails- click HERE Back to RMB Personal Home Page- click HERE Created December, 1998
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R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour
... R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour Image Number 8 When I was walking on the lower trail in the back part of my garden, I spotted this Whitetail deer ... great natural beauty within a stone's throw of the Capitol of Texas! Back to Garden Thumbnails- click HERE Back to RMB Personal Home Page- click HERE Created December, 1998
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R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour
... R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour R. Malcolm Brown's Garden Tour Image Number 9 As you approach our house, you will see our mailbox "305" and ... vegetation and fragrance which is really wonderful. The prdominant tree is Juniperus virginiana. Back to Garden Thumbnails- click HERE Back to RMB Personal Home Page- click HERE Created December, 1998
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