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The Unnamed Series, Day Two

I've received quite a few clever title ideas for my TP garden redux series as I tackle 360 square feet of precious outdoor living space. Thanks, guys.

My favorite thus far is "What Would Eve Do?", which we could also just call "Eve", as in how's Eve coming, what's Eve's budget, when does Eve break ground?

Although after my experience today with my friend and design consultant Nani Waddoups, I'm thinking it'd be better named Garden Jewel on a Gravel Budget.

9:34 PM ET | 03- 4-2008 | permalink

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Champignon taste on a pieris budget?

Sent by Joe | 7:22 PM ET | 03-05-2008

I still like my own repair-ian zone play on riperian but bow to gordon. "Eve" is great, as is "Order in the Courtyard"

Sent by marsha | 11:21 PM ET | 03-05-2008

How about some variation on "The Shoemaker's Children?" or "The Secret Garden"

Suggestions:
The Gardener's Garden
Paradise Redux
Eve's Secret Garden
Ketzel & Eve

Sent by Dianne | 10:47 AM ET | 03-06-2008

Levine La Vida Loca!

Sent by LB | 5:37 PM ET | 03-06-2008

Transforming Shangri-Blah

Sent by jessica hogue | 8:59 AM ET | 03-07-2008

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