The lesser of ticks
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Wednesday, 13 April 2011
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I'm a full-time lecturer in biology, having studied vertebrate palaeontology at university. I combined the two passions in a container garden containing largely plants that existed in the Mesozoic era. This is that garden's story.
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Ha! It sailed through! Perfect symmetry...for now :)
ReplyDeleteIt did indeed - can't quite believe it started out as a tiny pup from you a few years ago. Of course if it wasn't in a pot no doubt it'd be 6ft tall...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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