It's working pretty well for the New Yorker, so I thought I'd try it here.
Why is my black mondo grass dying?
photo credit: Ketzel Levine, NPRIf you've got a plant-related pix that begs a smart-ass one-liner, send it to me.
11:05 AM ET | 07-11-2008 | permalink
Here's a beggar for a one-liner...
check out my newest Flicker group addition (I can't seem to grab the URL and paste it here)
must be the dog days of summer
Ketzel, your dog looks just like ours! Do you know what kind he is? We got our pup from the Humane Society, so it's a mystery breed. I could send the same picture with our dog resting on a crocosmia patch....
Silke - Zoe Mae seems to be, and I quote from people who've stopped me on the street and told me so, "an F-1 Labradoodle cross). Send a pix of Silke to me! klevine@npr.org
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