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A nice fall morning begs for a stroll -- when usually a stroll this time of year would mean sweating buckets. It's 52 right now!  The front prairie garden beds are filled with shortgrasses starting to show their seed heads, while allium dots a few areas.  Ironweed has leaves and height that show off its architectural splendor among sideoats grama grass.  The oldest part of the gardens glowing where the sun hits it.
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AboutBenjamin Vogt's thoughts on prairie gardening in Nebraska. With a healthy dose of landscape ethics, ecophilosophy, climate change, and social justice. 
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